$FB Recently, it feels like discussions about Fractal are increasing more and more. Essentially, it is expanding the space for the BTC ecosystem.
But expansion alone isn't enough; what truly retains users is the tool experience. I looked into UniSat's new plans, and they are working on a few very practical things: • Strengthening wallet security (multi-signature + hardware support) • Optimizing on-chain asset transaction processes • Upgrading indexing and data infrastructure • Collaborating with BytePlus to integrate AI capabilities Honestly, if AI really takes off, it could become a watershed moment for BTC asset management. Fractal is responsible for "growing the ecosystem," While the tool layer is responsible for "making it user-friendly." If these two directions develop together, the completeness of the BTC ecosystem will significantly improve.
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$FB Recently, it feels like discussions about Fractal are increasing more and more. Essentially, it is expanding the space for the BTC ecosystem.
But expansion alone isn't enough; what truly retains users is the tool experience.
I looked into UniSat's new plans, and they are working on a few very practical things:
• Strengthening wallet security (multi-signature + hardware support)
• Optimizing on-chain asset transaction processes
• Upgrading indexing and data infrastructure
• Collaborating with BytePlus to integrate AI capabilities
Honestly, if AI really takes off, it could become a watershed moment for BTC asset management.
Fractal is responsible for "growing the ecosystem,"
While the tool layer is responsible for "making it user-friendly."
If these two directions develop together, the completeness of the BTC ecosystem will significantly improve.