BRC20 founder comments that UniSat will comply with the Jubilee upgrade: I hope the BRC20 community will reject UniSat’s fork

Odaily News BRC20 founder Domo forwarded the post that UniSat will comply with the Jubilee upgrade and said: Given the serious consequences and valuations involved, I think it is reckless to rush these updates to BRC20, ignore their peer indexers, and May harm the overall interests of the BRC20 user community. The 0.8/0.9 incident highlights the complexity of integrating new updates into the BRC20 standard, and while I am eager to implement protocol improvements, it is obvious that without a strong testing, coordination and verification foundation being built facilities, these changes may not be safe. Additionally, the timing and pending incentive structure suggest this is not just a one-time technology-driven action by Unisat, but part of its thoughtful, ongoing strategy to gain control of the protocol. Domo further stated: “L1Fxyz, a non-profit foundation dedicated to ensuring that the BRC20 standard is free from centralized corporate control, is currently maintaining an indexer with the express intention of ensuring the security of all funds in BRC20 assets. We collectively implore the entire BRC20 community to reject Unisat’s proposal fork and support a non-profit, security-first approach to maintaining the protocol. Previously, UniSat issued a document on the X platform stating that it would follow the Ordinals Jubilee upgrade to ensure that BRC-20 is still there Run on Ordinals instead of splitting into separate protocols. In addition, UniSat announced that the white paper will be released on January 31.