LET ME BE, VERY CLEAR I’LL NEVER GIVE UP! NEVER!

I still cringe thinking about this. Late last year, I was researching a token on X and tried to join a live session on https://t.co/GmPNH4YAGA. To get in, I had to connect my wallet. I signed the request without thinking. Two things I ignored: 1. The URL wasn’t actually

Same BTC. More ways to us it - @WrappedBTC

WrappedBTC MARCH RECAP • @BloFin_Official listed WBTC, expanding access through a new trading venue • @DeFi_JUST supply mining is still live (ends March 28) Supply WBTC to earn base yield + extra TRX incentives • @GuardaWallet added native WBTC support on ETH & SOL Now

If your BTC is just sitting idle on Ethereum, you’re underusing it. Base case: Move from passive lending into something more efficient like Morpho or use it as collateral to unlock liquidity. Stay on Aave only if your priority is maximum simplicity and safety. Anything else,

So the picture on Ethereum is different. Compared to Solana’s activity and Starknet’s higher yield strategies, Ethereum trades all of that for structure and depth. It’s not built for speed, it’s built for positioning. » structuring capital » unlocking liquidity » using BTC as

Beyond lending, WBTC is also active in trading and liquidity. On protocols like Uniswap and Curve, WBTC is paired against ETH, USDC, and other assets. Here, users provide liquidity and earn fees from trading activity. This is where BTC-denominated liquidity actually moves,

Then you have more optimized setups. On Morpho, WBTC is deployed into vaults that match lenders and borrowers more efficiently. Instead of sitting in one pool, capital is routed based on real demand. Vault yields currently range around 0.04% to 0.5% APY depending on

Once WBTC is deposited, it becomes usable collateral, and that same position can be used to borrow assets like USDC. So instead of selling Bitcoin, you unlock liquidity against it. That liquidity can then be deployed into other strategies while you still hold your BTC exposure.

The most basic layer is lending. On Aave, users deposit WBTC and earn yield from borrowers. Right now, supply rates are extremely low, often below 0.01% APR. Aave is not where BTC goes to earn. It’s where BTC goes to sit safely before being used. ↓

First thing to understand. Ethereum is not where Bitcoin moves the fastest, and it’s definitely not where you come to chase yield. It’s where BTC sits, gets structured, and gets used properly. That’s why most of the WBTC supply still lives here.

If you saw my Solana and Starknet breakdowns, you already know those ecosystems are built for activity and yield. Ethereum is different. It’s where Bitcoin liquidity slows down, gets structured, and gets used with intent. Let’s look at what @WrappedBTC is actually doing on

Some have food but cannot eat. Some can eat but have no food. it’s not just about food. 🙂

family first.

WBTC just surpassed $3.5B in total value transferred! More than 91,000 transfers have taken place across 20 networks through LayerZero, reflecting the growing movement of Bitcoin liquidity across on chain ecosystems.

what would you do if you had 1 BTC today? If I had 1 BTC today, I’d think in three things: security, liquidity, and growth. 1. Security • 40% (0.4 BTC): Long term hold This stays untouched. Stored in cold storage, where I don’t get to risk or use it. 2. Liquidity • 25% (0.25

I went through the data to understand where WBTC activity is distributed rn. Not assumptions or popular takes, just what is consistently showing up onchain. Here’s how it really looks. 1. Ethereum is still the foundation. Most of the WBTC supply sits here, and it remains

“TA don’t work with memecoins”

keep an eye on @WrappedBTC as this expands across ecosystems. BTC is finally showing some life again and liquidity usually follows quickly.

Note to self. Nikita Bier doesn't larp. So when you see him aura farming a new feature relsease at sub 30k, you full port dumb ass.