Unisat responds: Error condition exists in Ordiscan indexer
According to official sources, in response to the disclosure by users in the cryptocurrency community that "approximately 5 million ORDI tokens are suspected", Unisat stated that it had checked the addresses on four different indexers, and UniSat, OKX, and Ordinalscan all showed consistent results, while Ordiscan did not match the others, and this indexer had some errors (such as inaccurate processing of decimals).
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