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BRC20.Com
BRC20.com is an infrastructure provider for the BRC20 ecosystem, offering an all-in-one solution with features like a mobile wallet, cross-chain bridge, marketplace, and staking. It aims to bring DeFi to Bitcoin, with its .COM token providing utility through staking for rewards and participation in new launches.
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BRC20.Com Super App
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BRC20.com described the Super App as a mobile application combining keyless wallet creation, cross-chain access, staking, swapping, and token-discovery tools powered by the BRC20.com API. A March 2024 first-party announcement also said Portal Swap SDK integration would enable cross-chain trading and participation in BRC20.com IDOs and IFOs. The latest official evidence found called the application soon to launch, so a public production release could not be established.Category: Wallet
.COM Staking
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Built by the BRC20.com team, .COM Staking lets .COM token holders connect a compatible Bitcoin wallet and participate in initial farming offering pools without transferring custody of their tokens. Official guides document gasless staking and unstaking, tracking accrued rewards, and claiming tokens after an offering ends. BRC20.com also described Ordinals raffle drops as an intended use of the staking platform.Category: Launch Pad
BRC20 Launchpad
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BRC20 Launchpad is BRC20.com's token-distribution platform for upcoming Bitcoin ecosystem projects. It determines participation tiers from users' .COM holdings, accepts BTC contributions through connected wallets, and lets participants claim purchased tokens or eligible refunds after a sale.Category: Launch Pad
BRC20 Bridge
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BRC20.com launched the opBTC testnet bridge in February 2024. Official material describes the planned bridge as non-custodial and trustless, using infrastructure supplied through Unigraph’s node network and intended to make .COM and selected BRC-20 tokens usable on the L2. The official application and site navigation identify it as the Bridge product, but primary sources currently establish only a testnet deployment and do not confirm a mainnet release.Category: Bridge