If you’ve been waiting for a chance to experience native Bitcoin-backed borrowing instead of just reading about it, now’s the time.
I just explored the Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) testnet from @BabylonLabs_io , and what stands out is the design philosophy: borrow against native BTC without wrapping it, bridging it to another chain, or handing custody to intermediaries.
Rather than moving Bitcoin away from its native security model, TBV is built to let native BTC become productive collateral for DeFi applications. That’s a meaningful step toward expanding Bitcoin’s utility while keeping it native.
If you’re interested in where Bitcoin DeFi is heading, I’d recommend trying the native Bitcoin-backed borrowing testnet yourself and submitting the feedback form. Real user feedback is what helps refine new infrastructure before mainnet.
What part of the experience are you most interested in testing?
@BabylonLabs_io $BABY #baby #Bitcoin #DeFi #Testnet
I just explored the Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) testnet from @BabylonLabs_io , and what stands out is the design philosophy: borrow against native BTC without wrapping it, bridging it to another chain, or handing custody to intermediaries.
Rather than moving Bitcoin away from its native security model, TBV is built to let native BTC become productive collateral for DeFi applications. That’s a meaningful step toward expanding Bitcoin’s utility while keeping it native.
If you’re interested in where Bitcoin DeFi is heading, I’d recommend trying the native Bitcoin-backed borrowing testnet yourself and submitting the feedback form. Real user feedback is what helps refine new infrastructure before mainnet.
What part of the experience are you most interested in testing?
@BabylonLabs_io $BABY #baby #Bitcoin #DeFi #Testnet