Sophie999
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This morning I almost couldn't hold my seat when I saw this news:
BlackRock officially announced that it is integrating a $3B BUIDL fund into DeFi, choosing Avalanche!
I was still guessing which protocol would benefit from this wave of traffic, but when I clicked to take a look—surprisingly, it was the familiar Solv?
1️⃣ Solv has always been the top player in terms of TVL within the Bitcoin ecosystem.
When the BTCFi narrative was still taking shape, Solv had already launched a practical BTC yield vault,
not relying on concepts to gain popularity, but rather truly being used and genuinely providing returns,
so it’s no surprise that it’s catching the RWA wave now.
2️⃣ This time, five parties joined forces to create the industry's first: RWA-supported BTC vault.
The product is called SolvBTC.AVAX, launched jointly by Avalanche, Elixir, Euler, LFJ, and Balancer,
with returns coming from two TradFi giants: BlackRock's BUIDL + Hamilton Lane's SCOPE.
This is not just a slogan; real RWA is coming on-chain.
In other words: when you deposit BTC, the source of returns is traditional financial bond-type assets.
Previously, I would have thought this was nonsense, but now it’s really live.
3️⃣ The mechanism is not just about casually pulling together an LP pool, but rather has a complete strategy link.
It utilizes Elixir's deUSD loop strategy, and the core process is roughly:
BTC → exchange for deUSD → invest in BUIDL/SCOPE → TradFi returns come back → convert back to BTC valuation.
Understanding this structure, you’ll see that Solv is not just “participating in RWA”, but has “opened a channel”,
allowing Bitcoin users for the first time to access real-world asset returns.
📌 In summary: Solv's recent moves are significant; it has bridged DeFi and TradFi, not just riding the trend.
If you still think it’s just a BTC yield tool, then you really need to take another look at what it’s doing now.
BlackRock officially announced that it is integrating a $3B BUIDL fund into DeFi, choosing Avalanche!
I was still guessing which protocol would benefit from this wave of traffic, but when I clicked to take a look—surprisingly, it was the familiar Solv?
1️⃣ Solv has always been the top player in terms of TVL within the Bitcoin ecosystem.
When the BTCFi narrative was still taking shape, Solv had already launched a practical BTC yield vault,
not relying on concepts to gain popularity, but rather truly being used and genuinely providing returns,
so it’s no surprise that it’s catching the RWA wave now.
2️⃣ This time, five parties joined forces to create the industry's first: RWA-supported BTC vault.
The product is called SolvBTC.AVAX, launched jointly by Avalanche, Elixir, Euler, LFJ, and Balancer,
with returns coming from two TradFi giants: BlackRock's BUIDL + Hamilton Lane's SCOPE.
This is not just a slogan; real RWA is coming on-chain.
In other words: when you deposit BTC, the source of returns is traditional financial bond-type assets.
Previously, I would have thought this was nonsense, but now it’s really live.
3️⃣ The mechanism is not just about casually pulling together an LP pool, but rather has a complete strategy link.
It utilizes Elixir's deUSD loop strategy, and the core process is roughly:
BTC → exchange for deUSD → invest in BUIDL/SCOPE → TradFi returns come back → convert back to BTC valuation.
Understanding this structure, you’ll see that Solv is not just “participating in RWA”, but has “opened a channel”,
allowing Bitcoin users for the first time to access real-world asset returns.
📌 In summary: Solv's recent moves are significant; it has bridged DeFi and TradFi, not just riding the trend.
If you still think it’s just a BTC yield tool, then you really need to take another look at what it’s doing now.
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