OKX Launches Revolutionary Ordinals Marketplace

OKX, a leading player in Web3 technology, announced today the introduction of the highly anticipated Ordinals Marketplace through their OKX Web3 Wallet. The groundbreaking marketplace will allow users to trade and exchange BRC-20 tokens across chains, and starting in early June. Users will also be able to mint and trade Ordinal inscription NFTs while utilizing BRC-20 tokens.

OKX Wallet Becomes the First Multichain Wallet to Support Ordinals, BRC-20 Tokens, and NFTs

In a remarkable move, OKX Web3 Wallet will now be fully compatible with the Bitcoin Lightning Network. It enables faster and cheaper Bitcoin transactions for users. This latest development reinforces OKX’s commitment to the Bitcoin ecosystem. It marks the company’s continuous efforts to integrate emerging technologies within their platform.

OKX’s Chief Innovation Officer, Jason Lau, expressed his enthusiasm for introducing Bitcoin technology to a broader market. OKX has always believed in the power of Bitcoin. They see immense potential in emerging technologies like Ordinals, BRC-20, and Lightning. The Ordinals Marketplace on OKX Wallet will be the first multichain wallet offering the trading and minting of Ordinals, BRC-20 tokens, and NFTs across over 60 blockchains through a unified interface. This makes it a one-stop destination for users to engage with a diverse range of blockchain assets.

OKX Strengthens Bitcoin Ecosystem with Cutting-Edge Technological Integration

OKX’s commitment to the Bitcoin ecosystem goes beyond the Ordinals Marketplace. The integration with the Lightning Network brings faster and more cost-effective Bitcoin transactions to OKX Wallet users. Additionally, OKX BTC Explorer has become the first multichain explorer to support the BRC-20 token standard. It provides real-time on-source validation for BRC-20 transactions.

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Furthermore, OKX Wallet enables staking of Bitcoin Layer-2 (STX) and BRC-20 tokens. Leveraging multi-party computation (MPC) technology, the wallet ensures enhanced security by eliminating single points of failure. In the event of a disaster, users can easily regain access to their assets.

OKX’s Chief Innovation Officer, Jason Lau, will participate in a panel discussion at the Bitcoin Builders conference in Miami on May 17. Lau will share OKX’s insights and plans for further supporting the Bitcoin ecosystem and community in the near future.