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UniSat Wallet introduces comprehensive developer services for creating trading bots, Ordinals, brc-20 explorers, and apps with integrated blockchain features. UniSat Wallet, a Bitcoin inscription wallet , has recently unveiled its new developer -focused service s, branded as UniSat Developer Service. This innovative platform is set to revolutionize the development landscape in the cryptocurrency domain by offering a comprehensive suite of tools and Features throughout 2023. UniSat Developer Service is designed to cater to various developmental needs. It provides an ideal environment for creating advanced automated trading bots, Ordinals, and brc-20 block explorers. Additionally, it offers robust support for integrating Ordinals and brc-20 into various applications and games, enhancing functionality and user experience. You might also like: Fake DJ Marshmello presents sham coin at Web Summit as activists’ campaign Why use it? – Battle-tested: it uses the same infras...

Binance Pool, the Bitcoin (BTC) mining pool, is launching an Ordinals inscription service for users to annotate satoshis, store ownership records, and more. To access this service , users must have a verified account and a Taproot address, the most recent Bitcoin address format activated in 2021. You might also like: Binance to halt BUSD support due to legal issues Even with Bitcoin’s recent price decline and waning enthusiasm for non-fungible tokens (NFTs), Ordinals inscription s remain popular on the Bitcoin network. In an Aug. 21 report, the Ordinals Protocol disclosed that out of the 530,788 transactions on Bitcoin, 84.9% were inscription s. Therefore, as a customized feature, the decision for the Binance Pool to refocus on Ordinals appears logical. Binance remains in the public spotlight due to regulatory uncertainties. The exchange is tussling with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and considering an exit from the Russian market due ...

The Binance CEO is rumored to be in Dubai, but with no known base of operations, the SEC wants permission to serve his lawyers on his behalf. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is seeking ‘ alternative service ’ from the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., to issue a legal summons to Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Binance. Zhao and Binance were recently sued by the SEC over alleged unregistered securities operations. Related: SEC sues Coinbase for breaking US securities rules In a case document filed with the District Court on June 7, the SEC requested alternative service. It explains its evident stance that typical service (which requires the presence and signature of the person being served) might prove difficult in this case: “Binance and Zhao are not the typical foreign entity and individual, as they are widely known for disagreeing with the premise of a headquarters or domicile, let alone identifying one, and Zhao is famously prot...

LocalBitcoins’ customers have 12 months to withdraw their cryptocurrencies from the LocalBitcoins wallet but are advised to do so immediately. Finland-based peer-to-peer (P2P) crypto currency platform LocalBitcoins is shutting down operations after serving its customers for more than 10 years. LocalBitcoins officially announced termination of services on Feb. 9, citing tough market conditions of the ongoing cryptocurrency winter. “Regardless of our efforts to overcome challenges during the ongoing very cold crypto -winter, we have regretfully concluded that LocalBitcoins can no longer provide its Bitcoin trading service ,” the firm said. LocalBitcoins encouraged all customers to withdraw their crypto assets from the platform, asking to proceed with withdrawing Bitcoin (BTC) from the LocalBitcoins wallet. According to the announcement, users will be able to withdraw crypto assets from LocalBitcoins within 12 months. “However, of course we encourage you to proceed with withdrawing soone...