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Recently, #unipeg has been gaining traction on X. I glanced at the forums and it seems no one is really talking about it. Today, I'll break this down in simple terms. 1. First, let's look at the surface: unipeg sounds familiar, right? That's because it's an on-chain generative art built on the $UNI Uniswap v4 hook, with a total supply of 10k. It's an anonymous team, and the mechanism is solid—no KOL rounds, no airdrops. When you buy in, you'll receive an SVG of a unicorn Pegasus, which is very much like a Solana meme version of ETH. 2. Now, onto the mechanics: This isn't your traditional NFT; it ties token balances to NFT-like items. Each unipeg corresponds to a unicorn. When you buy, the hook generates a seed in v4, which mints the unicorn to your wallet. Selling it will automatically burn it. The next buyer will get a brand new unicorn (this is key and relates to the current community FUD, which I’ll discuss later). If you buy 1.1, the leftover 0.1 doesn’t correspond to a unicorn but can be sold on the market. This is something traditional NFTs can't achieve. The v4 hook makes holding equal to rights, burning equals rights elimination, and circulation equals rights transfer. These three points have never been done on-chain before. Side effects: 1. Minting is based on a single swap divided by 1e18, meaning you must buy an entire unipeg in one go to mint a unicorn. To get the unicorn, four conditions must be met simultaneously: 1. Uniswap official front end 2. Disable UniswapX and automatic routing 3. Use V4 direct connect 4. Single purchase ≥ 1 whole uPEG and leave a slippage buffer. Aggregators will execute at the best price. For example, if I buy 1 unipeg, it might split into two trades: 0.5 at $10 and 0.5 at $9.9, resulting in minting 0 unicorns. 2. Burning—each burn will automatically destroy the unicorn at the end of the list, so to get a rare one, use the recorderupeg function to prioritize the rare ones in the list. 3. Finally, the core dynamics of the entire curve: 1. Regular goods swap-burn reduces supply, 2. Rare goods are locked with transferUpeg, reducing liquidity, 3. These two reductions stack, causing the price to monotonically increase and the average rarity of living goods to monotonically rise. This is the supply squeeze built into the mechanism #uPEG $ETH {spot}(UNIUSDT) {spot}(ETHUSDT).

Recently, #unipeg has been gaining traction on X. I glanced at the forums and it seems no one is really talking about it. Today, I'll break this down in simple terms. 1. First, let's look at the surface: unipeg sounds familiar, right? That's because it's an on-chain generative art built on the $UNI Uniswap v4 hook, with a total supply of 10k. It's an anonymous team, and the mechanism is solid—no KOL rounds, no airdrops. When you buy in, you'll receive an SVG of a unicorn Pegasus, which is very much like a Solana meme version of ETH. 2. Now, onto the mechanics: This isn't your traditional NFT; it ties token balances to NFT-like items. Each unipeg corresponds to a unicorn. When you buy, the hook generates a seed in v4, which mints the unicorn to your wallet. Selling it will automatically burn it. The next buyer will get a brand new unicorn (this is key and relates to the current community FUD, which I’ll discuss later). If you buy 1.1, the leftover 0.1 doesn’t correspond to a unicorn but can be sold on the market. This is something traditional NFTs can't achieve. The v4 hook makes holding equal to rights, burning equals rights elimination, and circulation equals rights transfer. These three points have never been done on-chain before. Side effects: 1. Minting is based on a single swap divided by 1e18, meaning you must buy an entire unipeg in one go to mint a unicorn. To get the unicorn, four conditions must be met simultaneously: 1. Uniswap official front end 2. Disable UniswapX and automatic routing 3. Use V4 direct connect 4. Single purchase ≥ 1 whole uPEG and leave a slippage buffer. Aggregators will execute at the best price. For example, if I buy 1 unipeg, it might split into two trades: 0.5 at $10 and 0.5 at $9.9, resulting in minting 0 unicorns. 2. Burning—each burn will automatically destroy the unicorn at the end of the list, so to get a rare one, use the recorderupeg function to prioritize the rare ones in the list. 3. Finally, the core dynamics of the entire curve: 1. Regular goods swap-burn reduces supply, 2. Rare goods are locked with transferUpeg, reducing liquidity, 3. These two reductions stack, causing the price to monotonically increase and the average rarity of living goods to monotonically rise. This is the supply squeeze built into the mechanism #uPEG $ETH .

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