Big numbers don't always tell the full story.
While working on a CreatorPad task, I spent some time looking into Babylon's staking model, and one detail really caught my attention.
Right now, @babylonlabs_io has around 56,853 BTC locked (about $5.6B) in its vaults. That's the biggest BTC staking TVL in the market, and it's the number most people talk about.
But after reading more, I noticed the two staking options work very differently.
➡ $BTC stakers delegate to Finality Providers, wait a...
i told you 🫵🏻 🫵🏻 guys very clearly 😎... and now again 👀👀
Let's go guys… this is exactly where the next leg down starts 🎯
Short $ETH now
TP: 1,840
SL: 1,910
That rejection from 1,940 is clear as day price is rolling over and printing lower highs with zero conviction behind the bounces.
Volume is fading fast and the selling pressure is starting to pile up.
Down below, there's a nice liquidity pocket sitting near 1,840, and the market always loves to sweep those levels clean.
This is...
Been digging into @babylonlabs_io Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) for a few weeks now and honestly it's the first BTC-in-DeFi design that doesn't make me flinch.
The pitch is simple: #baby keep your Bitcoin native, no wrapping, no bridge custodian, no synthetic IOU, and still borrow USDC or USDT on Ethereum through Aave v4. Testnet is live and the flow actually works end to end. $RIF
What I find interesting isn't the borrowing itself, it's the liquidity implication. Roughly $1.5T of BTC sit...
$ETH is holding above a key support zone.
Buyers are defending structure despite recent weakness.
EP
1,878–1,885
TP
TP1 1,900
TP2 1,930
TP3 1,955
SL
1,860
Price is reacting from a liquidity pocket after a sharp pullback. Holding this support keeps the market structure intact, while a reclaim of nearby resistance can trigger continuation.
Let’s go $ETH
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