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Using Bitcoin in DeFi has always been risky. Tokens like WBTC depend on bridges and custodians. If a bridge gets hacked, your BTC can disappear.

@BabylonLabs_io ka TBV (Trustless Bitcoin Vaults) is completely different. Here, you don’t need to wrap your BTC. Your BTC is locked on the Bitcoin network itself, in a Taproot script. The real meaning of “custody remains in your hands” is that without your private key, no protocol or validator can move your funds. There is no risk like a bridge hack here, because there is no BTC wrapping or cross-chain transfer.

Now understand the use case of $BABY tokens. These are for network gas fees and governance. When you lock your BTC in TBV and provide security to other PoS chains, the system rewards you with staking rewards in the form of $BABY in return for this trustless contribution.

My observation is that WBTC is an IOU (a promissory/borrower receipt) where you have to trust a third party. Whereas TBV is a self-sovereign locker built purely on cryptography. If we want to avoid smart contract risks, then such transparent and native security is the future of DeFi.

This post is only for educational purposes, not Financial Advice. Please do your own research. #baby @BabylonLabs_io

What do you think? Is WBTC better for Bitcoin, or Babylon TBV? Be sure to share your opinion in the comments.

Trading Setup$RIF
Setup 1: Pullback Buy (Safer)
Entry: 0.1160–0.1180
Stop Loss: 0.1120
Target 1: 0.1240
Target 2: 0.1300
Target 3: 0.1360–0.1400 (agar breakout aaye)$RIF

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