Friends, #bnb TBV can’t be judged by technology alone—you need to look at who’s using it and how they’re using it.
@BabylonLabs_io This year, three things were rolled out in quick succession: an integration with Ledger for hardware signing—enabling up to 80,000 Ledger users to directly authorize vault transactions on-device; a partnership with GoMining to activate up to 1,000 BTC (about $75 million)—holders can earn mining rewards as long as they don’t give up custody; and an Aave v4 integration proposal has entered community discussion, with Aave founder Stani Kulechov publicly endorsing it.
What I care about most is the Aegis partnership—building a fixed-rate lending product on top of TBV + Aave v4, expected to launch in Q4. Institutional players fear interest-rate volatility the most; fixed rates are exactly what pave the way for large-scale capital to move in.
No matter how flashy the tech is, the end goal is to see real use cases running. TBV is moving from “concept” to “product.”
#baby $BABY
@BabylonLabs_io This year, three things were rolled out in quick succession: an integration with Ledger for hardware signing—enabling up to 80,000 Ledger users to directly authorize vault transactions on-device; a partnership with GoMining to activate up to 1,000 BTC (about $75 million)—holders can earn mining rewards as long as they don’t give up custody; and an Aave v4 integration proposal has entered community discussion, with Aave founder Stani Kulechov publicly endorsing it.
What I care about most is the Aegis partnership—building a fixed-rate lending product on top of TBV + Aave v4, expected to launch in Q4. Institutional players fear interest-rate volatility the most; fixed rates are exactly what pave the way for large-scale capital to move in.
No matter how flashy the tech is, the end goal is to see real use cases running. TBV is moving from “concept” to “product.”
#baby $BABY