What is UniSat? UniSat is a wallet that supports buying, selling and storing BRC 20 (Bitcoin Ordinal) which has been popularly used recently. So, what’s interesting about UniSat and how to install it? Let’s follow me in the article below.
To better understand UniSat, people can refer to some of the articles below:
- What is Bitcoin? All About Bitcoin
- What is BRC 20? All You Need To Know About BRC 20
- What is brc20-swap? DeFi Will Soon Arrive on Bitcoin Network
- What is Bitcoin Ordinals? All About Bitcoin Ordinals
UniSat Overview
What is UniSat?
UniSat is the Self-custodial Wallet for the Bitcoin Ordinal market. Some basic features of UniSat wallet include:
- Store, send and receive BRCs 20.
- Interact with projects in the Bitcoin Ordinal ecosystem such as Oxalus, Ordyssey Marketplace, Ordinals Marketplace, Magic Eden, OpenOrdex,…
- Buy Bitcoin directly through the Moonpay payment platform.
- Area for buying and selling Bitcoin Ordinal types such as Image, Text, Video or Audio.
Instructions for installing UniSat wallet
Some basic steps to install UniSat wallet on the Chrome platform include:
- Step 1: Go to the official website of the UniSat.io project
- Step 2: Select Download from Chrome Store. If you want to quickly, you can choose the direct link here.
- Step 3: After UniSat is installed on Chrome. You start the wallet and enter a password that will be used in the future.
- Step 4: Save 12 characters.
- Step 5: Of the 4 options, choose the first option which is Native Segwit.
Some products in the UniSat ecosystem
UniSat Marketplace is the first product of the development team. UniSat Marketplace is a place to buy and sell BRC 20, Bitcoin Ordinal or Names. Besides UniSat Marketplace, the UniSat team is also building a BRC 20 – swap platform – a platform that allows users to quickly trade BRC 20 tokens.
Summary
UniSat is one of the important pieces in the Bitcoin Ordinal ecosystem now and in the future. It is BRC 20 – swap that has become one of the main growth drivers for the Bitcoin network in recent times.
