Returning old users—one-image explanations, find the right place
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New “top-up binding” feature is here!
🚀 BNAffiliate Rebinding (Rebind) feature is now live
📌 Feature overview The Affiliate Rebinding feature is now live! Super commission members can invite existing Binance users who do not have an upstream inviter to bind into their own commission ecosystem, establishing a referral relationship.
✅ Who can use this feature? Only available to super commission members in the super commission back office, who send rebinding links to eligible target users.
🎯 Target users must meet the following conditions Users must meet all of the following conditions in order to submit a rebinding application: ⬇️
This time, the exclusive interview with the top sister @Yi He was edited by another beautiful woman. I have to say, women really understand women better. The camera is filled with affectionate gazes, gentle as water.
It's not a "strong woman filter" but a kind of calmness that comes after being understood.
I was really moved by it and clearly didn't get enough. For those brothers who missed it, come and enjoy this "blockbuster" again. $BNB $BTC $ETH
So how do we use a large pancake to borrow coins within 5 minutes?
Click the link: https://btc-vaults.testnet.babylonlabs.io/
On the page, connect your wallet. Before connecting, your Bitcoin wallet must be set to a Taproot (P2TR) address type, as shown in Figure 1.
Then a wallet selector will open. Choose a Bitcoin wallet that supports the Taproot address type, and an Ethereum wallet to sign the on-chain call.
As shown in Figure 2: scroll down. In the Deposit【Collateral】 section, enter the amount of Bitcoin shares you want to deposit, choose a provider, and click Deposit【Confirm Deposit】.
Then the website will automatically carry out a series of verification and signature operations. Once completed in order, the vault will reach a verified status. You can activate it and click to add the collateral to your borrowing account.
Then click Borrow【Borrow】:
Choose an asset: USDC, USDT, or WBTC.
As shown in Figure 3: enter the borrowing amount and click the lower Borrow to confirm. Click to jump to the wallet where you will sign.
Wait a moment. The page will refresh. Click Confirm in the wallet to sign the transaction.
Borrowing successful! The money you just borrowed is already in your wallet.
You can see the successfully borrowed entry in the Loans【Borrow】 section.
You can also go to the Overview【Overview】 page to view various liquidation prices, safety ratios, and more.
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Repayment is also very simple.
On the same page, click Repay【Repay】, choose the max maximum value to fill it in fully so you can repay everything. You can also choose to repay partially.
If you want to withdraw and redeem your large pancake:
In the Collateral【Collateral】 section, select the vault, then click Withdarw【Withdraw】.
Just like borrowing: click a few more times on Confirm【Confirm】 and then wait for the progress to finish so you can get back your own large pancake.
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Babylon Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) is a brand-new protocol introduced by Babylon. Its core goal is simple: Enable Bitcoin holders to use native BTC as DeFi collateral without bridging, wrapping, or giving up custody rights.
In most traditional approaches to bringing BTC into DeFi, BTC first needs to be turned into “something that isn’t really Bitcoin”—WBTC, cross-chain bridges, centralized custodial platforms... Every extra layer adds another trust assumption and another layer of risk 🤨
And the incidents that have happened in recent years have precisely been in those extra layers. By using native BTC directly as collateral—without wrapping, cross-chain, or trusting any intermediary—you can use it across any chain and application.
TBV cuts the problem down to size. First, BTC always stays on the Bitcoin mainnet, locked in a shared-signer custody vault controlled by the users. Each vault is independently isolated—not a pooled treasury. It doesn’t mix funds, can’t be re-staked, and the keys remain in the users’ own hands. It’s fully self-custodied end-to-end. The collateral status is verifiable on Ethereum via cryptographic proofs. The deployment scenario connects directly to Aave v4: you can borrow stablecoins such as USDC/USDT, with no intermediaries skimming away the spread from the yield users should receive layer by layer!
Bitcoin is the largest and most trusted asset in the market, yet its situation in DeFi has always been awkward. It’s even arguably been outperformed by ETH 😵 TBV aims to turn “Bitcoin can only be digital gold” into “Bitcoin can serve as programmable, high-quality collateral.” Starting from Babylon’s Bitcoin staking protocol, Babylon now extends its focus to “collateral,” and the logic is very clear: first make it safe to lock BTC, then make the locked BTC actually useful. Let the long-stored “big pie” realize the value it was meant to have!
You can try it first 👀 The current flow is: deposit native BTC (testnet) → activate staking collateral → borrow stablecoins on Aave v4 → repay → redeem.
Come on, let’s make some gold losses. This month, this one deal is the only one buried. Sincerely looking for something else—no empty promises. Store semiconductor stocks, US stocks, tech, heavy metals—just go with this gold and follow the brothers who are getting losses. In the future, let me also avoid a bit of trouble 😀
All settlements for this week are done. If you didn’t receive anything, message me. 3u and above will be sent automatically; 3u and below will receive a 300u red packet—grab it yourself.
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Returning old users—one-image explanations, find the right place
Babylon Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) is a brand-new protocol introduced by Babylon. Its core goal is simple: Enable Bitcoin holders to use native BTC as DeFi collateral without bridging, wrapping, or giving up custody rights.
In most traditional approaches to bringing BTC into DeFi, BTC first needs to be turned into “something that isn’t really Bitcoin”—WBTC, cross-chain bridges, centralized custodial platforms... Every extra layer adds another trust assumption and another layer of risk 🤨
And the incidents that have happened in recent years have precisely been in those extra layers. By using native BTC directly as collateral—without wrapping, cross-chain, or trusting any intermediary—you can use it across any chain and application.
TBV cuts the problem down to size. First, BTC always stays on the Bitcoin mainnet, locked in a shared-signer custody vault controlled by the users. Each vault is independently isolated—not a pooled treasury. It doesn’t mix funds, can’t be re-staked, and the keys remain in the users’ own hands. It’s fully self-custodied end-to-end. The collateral status is verifiable on Ethereum via cryptographic proofs. The deployment scenario connects directly to Aave v4: you can borrow stablecoins such as USDC/USDT, with no intermediaries skimming away the spread from the yield users should receive layer by layer!
Bitcoin is the largest and most trusted asset in the market, yet its situation in DeFi has always been awkward. It’s even arguably been outperformed by ETH 😵 TBV aims to turn “Bitcoin can only be digital gold” into “Bitcoin can serve as programmable, high-quality collateral.” Starting from Babylon’s Bitcoin staking protocol, Babylon now extends its focus to “collateral,” and the logic is very clear: first make it safe to lock BTC, then make the locked BTC actually useful. Let the long-stored “big pie” realize the value it was meant to have!
You can try it first 👀 The current flow is: deposit native BTC (testnet) → activate staking collateral → borrow stablecoins on Aave v4 → repay → redeem.
The narrative for BStock stocks on the BNB Chain is becoming clearer and clearer—GPU, $JACKET, everyone is vying for this attention. Marscoin has been listed on Binance Alpha. This isn’t just about the project itself; it’s also Binance’s need for a new narrative entry point, truly pushing the idea of putting stock assets on-chain. Binance’s own meme ecosystem won’t just sit by—if you want a share of this wave, you must have an underlying asset that can represent a “stock meme.”
NVDAB corresponds to NVIDIA’s financial narrative, while $JACKET corresponds to the legendary black leather jacket associated with Jensen Huang— a cultural icon of the AI era. $JACKET = NVIDIA Beta + Binance Alpha Most Memes only have emotion. But $JACKET is different. One side anchors to NVIDIA’s share price, the global AI core asset, the other stands at the front row of the BNB Chain bStock and meme wave.
Built on BNB culture, inspired by the AI era, $JACKET represents the real intersection of tech and meme energy.
After August 8, the range of the Alpha 4× Alpha transaction volume bonus for bStocks will be adjusted. Everyone, please pay attention to trading times!