Trust on-chain comes from clear data and systems that work the way people expect them to.

Projects need liquidity locks that hold, vesting schedules that are easy to verify, and indexing that keeps this information up to date wherever users are checking it. When these pieces fall out of sync, confidence drops quickly.

In December, UNCX focused on keeping those fundamentals solid.

Liquidity locks continued across the platform, alongside new indexing integrations that improve how lock and vesting data is indexed, queried, and displayed across chains. These updates make it easier for users, dashboards, and partners to rely on UNCX data in real time.

The Role Of Data Integrity In On-Chain Systems

Every UNCX product depends on accurate, historical blockchain data.

Liquidity locks, vesting contracts, dashboards, and verification tools are only as reliable as the data behind them. When indexing is slow, incomplete, or inconsistent, transparency breaks down and trust weakens.

In December, UNCX strengthened its multi-chain data foundation by migrating its indexing stack to SQD.
It reduced Ethereum sync times from months to roughly a day, and brought BSC sync times down from months to just days.

These improvements have direct, measurable impact:

• Faster and more reliable dashboards
• Stronger verification of liquidity locks and vesting events
• Reduced reliance on off-chain assumptions
• Greater confidence in historical on-chain records

Without reliable indexing, trust cannot be verified.

From Infrastructure to Interface: Trust in the UI

Transparency only works if users can actually see it.

On-chain commitments lose much of their value when verification requires navigating block explorers, interpreting raw transactions, or relying on third-party tools. Even when data is technically public, the barrier to accessing it can prevent users from forming clear conclusions about risk and security.

In December, Sapien integrated UNCX Locks directly into its Solana dashboard.

Liquidity lock information is now surfaced inside the product interface itself, allowing users to see lock status in context, alongside the assets and pools they are already interacting with. This moves verification out of separate tooling and into the normal flow of product usage.

As a result:

• Trust signals are presented directly in the interface rather than hidden in external links
• Users can confirm lock status without technical overhead or additional steps
• Liquidity commitments become easier to understand at a glance
• On-chain guarantees are reflected at the UI level, not just at the contract level

When verification is embedded into the user experience, transparency becomes a built-in property of the product rather than an optional or manual process.

Commitments You Can Verify

December also highlighted how projects are actively using UNCX infrastructure to signal long-term alignment with their communities.

Rather than relying on announcements or forward-looking statements, teams continued to use on-chain mechanisms to make their commitments explicit and verifiable. Liquidity locks and relocks serve as durable signals that persist beyond market cycles, marketing phases, or changes in sentiment.

During the month, this was visible across multiple projects. IMPT relocked $928K in liquidity, extending its commitment on-chain, while ongoing client showcases such as Infinity Rising demonstrated how projects use public dashboards and lock visibility as part of their day-to-day ecosystem presence.

These patterns reflect a broader shift in how trust is established:

• Liquidity locks and relocks make long-term intent measurable
• Public dashboards allow communities to verify commitments independently
• On-chain records replace subjective assurances with objective data
• Accountability persists over time, not just at launch

As more projects adopt these practices, trust moves away from narrative and toward verification. Moving trust from implication to verification reflects how Web3 infrastructure is evolving.

Setting The Foundation For 2026

December closed out a demanding year for UNCX.

Over the course of the year, a 19-person team supported more than $245M in locked liquidity, onboarded 12,000 new clients, added three new chains, and introduced several products across different ecosystems. December was about finishing that year with the infrastructure in the right place.

Throughout the month, UNCX focused on strengthening the parts of the stack that determine whether on-chain guarantees actually hold up over time.

Indexing performance was improved, multi-chain data consistency was tightened, and integrations were pushed deeper into real products. At the same time, projects continued to use UNCX locks and relocks, extending commitments and keeping them visible rather than allowing them to lapse quietly.

Faster and more complete indexing improves how historical lock and vesting data can be verified. Deeper integrations move verification out of block explorers and into dashboards where users already operate. Continued lock usage confirms that these tools are part of how projects manage trust day to day.

That foundation directly shapes what comes next.

Heading into 2026, UNCX is expanding its product surface on Solana, including new products built around Meteora. These releases are designed for concentrated liquidity, active DeFi usage, and they build directly on the indexing, verification, and integration improvements delivered in December.