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# Inscribing brc-20 and Runes in a single transaction
UniSat supports inscribing brc-20 and Runes in a single transaction! This means you can inscribe Runes alongside brc-20 in a more cost-efficient way compared to inscribing them separately.
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**How is this achieved?**
Whether you are inscribing a BRC-20 ticker or making a regular BTC transfer, any Bitcoin transaction with an OP\_RETURN data size of 16 bytes or more will automatically mint a runes ticker.
In other words, if the fee rate is 1 sat/vB, the minting cost of 1 runes ticker is 16 sats because of the 16 bytes OP\_RETURN data.
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**What's new?**
* Simultaneously inscribe BRC-20 and Runes in one UTXO
* Save on inscribing fees
* Faster & more efficient inscribing
* On both Bitcoin and Fractal mainnet
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**What are the potential drawbacks?**
If you mint 1000 A brc-20 tickers for instance, you will also generate 1,000 B runes tickers, each associated with a separate UTXO. If you do not consolidate these B tickers later, you will only be able to sell them one by one.
Additionally, since BRC-20 tokens and Runes tokens exist within the same UTXO, some applications may have difficulty distinguishing between them, potentially leading to asset misidentification and loss.
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