After seeing UniSat’s official update, UniScan has already added the PrimeTriad mining pool tag, making it easier to view Fractal mining activities. This pool has just mined its first FB block, and it feels quite useful for users who are following mining. Now on UniScan, you can directly see the related mining data, and with the UniSat wallet and InSwap transactions, the whole process is smooth and seamless. UniSat continues to improve these features, making it easier for users to track ecosystem dynamics. I think this will positively help the transparency and activity of the current Fractal and BTC ecosystem, and in the future, viewing mining activity will continue to be more convenient. #FB #UniSat $FB

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GateUser-33ea2755
· 6h ago
An old woman got onto the bed awkwardly and with effort.
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FallingThreeHunter
· 18h ago
PrimeTriad mining pool has just mined its first FB block. Now that the tags are in place, both new and old miners can instantly check the data. The Fractal ecosystem is becoming more and more well-formed and credible.
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RugSurvivor
· 18h ago
You can understand mining dynamics by checking UniScan directly, saving the hassle of jumping to other pages. This integration from UniSat really takes user pain points into account, and it can continue to be optimized.
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SandwichNoMeat
· 19h ago
UniSat adds mining pool labels to UniScan, and together with the wallet and InSwap, the entire mining workflow runs in one smooth flow. It’s much easier for users to track, and transparency across the ecosystem has improved significantly.
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FlowTracker
· 19h ago
This update is really useful—finally, you don’t have to hunt for mining pool data everywhere.
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