@BabylonLabs_io One thing I keep looking at Bitcoin and wondering why using it in DeFi has always meant giving something up.

Reading Babylon’s docs changed that perspective a bit. With the Public Testnet, native BTC can be locked inside a Trustless Bitcoin Vault and used as collateral through Aave v4. Your Bitcoin isn’t wrapped or handed to a custodian, which honestly feels much closer to Bitcoin’s original spirit.

I think that’s a meaningful step for BTCFi. Still, it’s only a testnet, and the peg-in process, confirmation time, and liquidation behavior need to prove themselves under real market pressure before I’d fully trust it.

If Bitcoin can stay native while unlocking liquidity, that could be a bigger shift than most people expect.

Would you borrow against native BTC, or would you rather just keep holding?

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