Does anyone understand, family?! @Lorenzo Protocol Directly built a 'Liquidity Financial City' for BTC 🌆 Strolling around feels like checking in at a trendy shopping area—stBTC, LPT, YAT, these products are like ready-made shopping malls, banks, and exchanges, allowing for trading, lending, and profit combinations, even beginners can easily grasp it!
But the more I stroll, the more curious I become: with such a lively 'financial life circle', what supports the confidence?✨
If the financial products in the city are the eye-catching skyscrapers and shops, then Babylon is the 'invisible electric grid' hidden beneath our feet—unassuming yet able to keep the whole city running smoothly and brightly, providing a solid foundation for all operations!
Why is it specifically the 'power grid'? Because it really addresses the major pain points of BTC holders! In the past, to earn BTC interest, you either had to just wait for the price to rise and fall (without any interest), or take risks with CeFi or cross-chain bridges (worried about custody issues or bridge failures)😭 But Babylon did something big: it allows BTC to stay on the mainnet, without changing its packaging or using cross-chain bridges; you can earn native yields just by staking directly, and it can also provide security backing for other blockchains!
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Simply put, the electricity is still generated by Bitcoin 'power plants', but you don't have to move the 'power plant' elsewhere~ Just write a verifiable agreement on the BTC main chain: 'I am willing to use my BTC as a safety net for a certain chain for a period of time', and this reliable agreement is the starting point for yields!
And this is not just talk! There are already 57,000 BTC staked on Babylon, all backed by real assets, and the infrastructure is ready to go, providing a strong sense of security💰
So what exactly does Lorenzo do? It acts like a 'thoughtful energy manager' + 'yield converter'! It transforms Babylon's 'native staking electricity' into 'financial good stuff' that ordinary people can use directly:
stBTC is your principal certificate, and after staking, it can still circulate freely; YAT is an exclusive yield ticket, corresponding to fixed periods of yield rights—principal and yield are calculated separately, with clear risks, and it can also be traded individually, just like choosing between stable electricity or flexibly participating in peak and off-peak electricity prices, whatever is comfortable for you~
What hits the nail on the head is 'no need for cross-chain bridges'! In the past, when BTC entered DeFi, the biggest fear was that if the bridge broke, you would lose everything; now Babylon locks in security on the BTC main chain, relying on script verification, not trusting platforms but trusting mechanisms, thus doubling the reliability!
In the past, earning BTC rewards relied entirely on 'hearing it from others', but now it is 'mechanism verifiable'—in the future, BTCFi will not be about who has the highest annualized return, but who is more transparent, who breaks down risks more clearly, and who allows us to sleep soundly～
If you want to try it out, there's no need to panic; you can easily experience it in three steps:
1. Go through the staking process with a small amount to see how stBTC is generated;
2. Read the YAT rules and clarify what periods the yields correspond to;
3. Plan your exit strategy in advance; having a clear idea makes you feel more secure~
Once you go through it, you will find that this is not just BTC changing a few names, but Bitcoin's security budget, for the first time turned into a reliable infrastructure that can yield long-term returns!
In the era of native BTC yields, this time it has truly stabilized the power supply⚡️ In the future, holding BTC won't require gambling on luck; a reliable mechanism is the real peace of mind～
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This article only shares personal views and does not constitute any investment advice
