The biggest advantage of a bear market is that it forces people to rethink. In a bull market, every story has a market. But when the market cools down, the truly valuable questions come to light: does this project really need to exist? @BabylonLabs_io
When I look at Babylon, I’m not focused on short-term returns, but on the problem it solves. BTC has already become one of the most widely agreed-upon digital assets globally, yet a large amount of BTC is still just stored statically. $BTC
It’s not that nobody wants to use it. It’s that people aren’t willing to take on additional risk in exchange for returns. This is also why BTCFi hasn’t truly taken off. If a方案 requires users to give up control, it will never be mainstream. So I think the biggest value of TBV isn’t necessarily creating how much return, but offering a new possibility:
BTC can participate in the financial ecosystem while keeping, as much as possible, the original security logic. Of course, there’s still a lot to be validated in the future. The market won’t give the answer just because an idea is correct. #baby
But in the long run, whoever can solve the problem of unlocking BTC liquidity may be able to secure an important position in the next phase. So I’ll keep watching $BABY