BRC2.0 has recently highlighted a detail worth noting. A certain project is about to launch on a mainstream exchange, and the key is that it is the first to systematically solve issuance and pricing issues using a Dutch auction method.

This significance is quite substantial. In the Bitcoin ecosystem, most projects follow the approach of—launch first, get running quickly, and delay addressing high-risk issues like issuance rules, funding constraints, and permission design. Only after the project gains popularity do they start to gradually optimize and adjust.

But this project is different. It uses a Dutch auction to make the core logic of issuance a systematic design, meaning that the pricing mechanism has market-based logic embedded from the very beginning. This is indeed a significant breakthrough for the project issuance method in the entire BTC ecosystem. It’s clear that the practical path of BRC2.0 is gradually improving.