$ORDI The two pillars of the Bitcoin ecosystem

The relationship between UniSat and InSwap: Collaboration and Evolution

They are not competitors, but rather a collaborative relationship between 'infrastructure/applications' and 'upper financial agreements'.

1. The relationship between entry and scenarios:

· UniSat is the user entry point. The vast majority of users encounter and hold assets such as BRC-20 through the UniSat wallet.

· InSwap is the financial scenario. When users hold assets in the UniSat wallet, they need a place to exchange and provide liquidity to earn returns. InSwap, as a DEX, perfectly meets this demand. In fact, the InSwap interface can be directly integrated or accessed through the UniSat wallet.

2. Complementary ecological niches:

· The market of UniSat is more suitable for pricing and trading non-standard assets (such as NFTs) and large orders.

· InSwap is more suitable for instant small exchanges of homogeneous tokens (such as BRC-20) and liquidity mining.

3. Jointly promoting ecological development:

· UniSat, as a traffic giant, brings a vast number of potential users and assets to DeFi protocols like InSwap.

· The emergence of DEXs like InSwap, in turn, makes the assets within the UniSat wallet more useful and liquid, enhancing UniSat's position as the core hub of the ecosystem.