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ChainCatcher news, UniSat announced on social media that, based on the recommendations from the CAT Protocol team, some CAT20 market functions have been reopened, but the creation of new buy orders is restricted. Functions related to sell orders are unaffected, and existing sell orders can still be executed. UniSat specifically reminds users with existing buy orders to cancel their orders as soon as possible to avoid potential risks.The CAT Protocol team previously announced that they discovered and successfully prevented an attack attempt against the protocol, confirming that no user funds were lost.

ChainCatcher message, UniSat wallet announced a temporary suspension of CAT20 market services at the request of the CAT protocol team. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates upon receiving further information from the CAT protocol team.The CAT protocol team previously stated that they are launching a significant protocol update to fix issues and enhance protocol security, ensuring user asset safety, and transactions will resume in a few days.

ChainCatcher news, the OKX Web3 wallet now supports the CAT20 protocol, including various functions such as asset parsing, display, and transfer. In the future, the OKX Web3 wallet will support more Bitcoin asset protocols.It is reported that the Cat20 protocol is a token protocol based on the Bitcoin network, aiming to utilize the smart contract capabilities of Bitcoin's layer one to achieve the issuance, transfer, and management of tokens.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, UniSat Wallet has been updated to version v1.5.0, fully supporting CAT20. Users can transfer, store, and manage CAT20 assets in the UniSat wallet (limited to Taproot and Native Segwit wallet addresses), and can also directly merge CAT20 UTXOs within the wallet (according to the CAT20 protocol, each transaction can include up to 4 UTXOs. If a larger amount needs to be sent in a single transaction, UTXOs need to be merged).

ChainCatcher message, UniSat announced on platform X that the Fractal Bitcoin search function has been updated, now supporting the search of .fb names, runes, and CAT20.

ChainCatcher news, UniSat released the fourth quarter roadmap, which includes:October: Activation of runes, CAT20 identification and transmission, CAT Marketplace;November: FB voting, major update for PizzaSwap, brc-20, optimization of runes and CAT20;December: zkAtomicSwap - effective atomic swaps, advanced support for CAT protocol, major update for PizzaSwap.

ChainCatcher message, UniSat CEO Lorenzo stated while answering community questions that the team will not specifically develop minting or deployment platform tools for CAT20, as others are doing well enough. Regarding the CAT20 trading market, the team is actively researching this and will provide updates as soon as possible.In addition, in response to the community's question, "Will Unisat support CAT20 in modular swaps, or create Fractal AMM using OPCAT without bridging?" Lorenzo expressed, "I hope we can do better this time."

ChainCatcher message, on the community's Space, regarding the community members' question about whether the Fractal browser's support for displaying CAT20 information proves that the platform has a bias. Lorenzo, the founder of UniSat, responded that the team's role has changed since last year, and Fractal's attention will be more focused on building and maintaining network infrastructure. In the future, it will not support CAT20代打 services, and whether the UniSat wallet will support it will be further researched. At the same time, he stated that there will be adjustments to current behaviors, and not all token protocols will be listed, reducing the platform's subjectivity and giving more choice and decision-making power to the community.

ChainCatcher message, according to Fractal browser data, the minting progress of the first token CAT of CAT20 has exceeded 80%, with 33,735 holding addresses. Currently, the transaction fees on the Fractal network for medium/high priority are 4000 satoshis/byte.