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A potential conflict has emerged in the Bitcoin developer community as UniSat, a major BRC-20 token marketplace, announces its decision to follow a proposed standard change, which is opposed by Domo, the creator. This decision could lead to conflicting BRC-20 standards, as Domo suggests that the sta...
A potential conflict has emerged in the Bitcoin developer community as UniSat, a major BRC-20 token marketplace, announces its decision to follow a proposed standard change, which is opposed by Domo, the creator. This decision could lead to conflicting BRC-20 standards, as Domo suggests that the standard should be frozen at version 0.9. UniSat's actions would result in a split, rather than a fork, which could cause numerous cross-affecting cases, according to Domo.
A potential conflict emerged in the Bitcoin developer community on Tuesday after UniSat, one of the largest marketplaces for BRC-20 tokens, said it will follow a proposed change in the standard that's opposed by Domo, its pseudonymous creator. UniSat will "follow the Ordinals Jubilee upgrade, to confirm that BRC-20 is still on Ordinals without splitting into an isolated protocol," it said in a post on X (formerly Twitter). BRC-20 is a token standard on the Bitcoin network introduced last April that allows users to issue transferrable tokens in the form of inscriptions on small denominations of BTC.
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