I've been thinking about something these past few days.
The crypto world has never lacked 'people who can rush', but has always been short of 'people who can see far'.
You keep asking in the group 'Can we still hustle?'
Actually, it's not about asking Solv, it's about asking yourself whether you are worthy of understanding the next narrative.
To be honest, the Solv project is not suitable for short-sighted people.
• It's not like DeFi, where it can multiply tenfold overnight.
• It's not just a bunch of liquidity mining with an annualized 999% high-risk Ponzi scheme.
• What it does is quite niche: designing a system for BTC.
You may not understand 'what is the RWA debt pool', you might not even know how important compliance is,
But you must know—Binance chose Solv as the manager of the BTC yield vault, this already says it all.
In the past, BTC was used for hoarding.
Now, there is a complete mechanism that enables BTC:
• Go to Binance Earn, staking without leaving the chain.
• Access to real-world assets (BUIDL fund, SCOPE)
• Receive an annualized interest of 3.9% on-chain daily.
• The most important thing is: to participate in vault governance and determine the flow of RWA funds.
This is no longer a question of whether to participate or not.
This is the first time the BTC ecosystem has the ability for institutional allocation.
I know a guy who is a real deal.
Never posts on social media, never brags about projects in groups.
Silently hustled 12 accounts for Solv, completed staking + tasks + binding, and after obtaining BRO binding rights, began participating in governance.
We are all shouting 'I earned 1600U'.
He has already started proposing: 'Should the next round of debt pools include short-term government bonds + AI direction LP?'
Do you think he got in late?
Where he stands now is a place you can't reach even if you hustle 10 addresses.
Many people see tickets, annualized returns, and tasks.
What I see is: Solv is turning BTC into a part of the financial structure.
Don't think this is just talk.
The halal certification has been passed, money from the Middle East has come in.
SolvBTC is the first compliant yield certificate for BTC globally.
Can generate income, can govern, can write rules.
You keep asking 'Can we still get in this wave?'
What I want to say is very simple:
Whether to get in depends on the market situation.
But which carriage you sit in depends on whether you can clearly recognize the direction.
Solv not being popular doesn't mean it's bad.
It's about creating the 'infrastructure belonging to BTC' in the next bull market.
If you look down on its small airdrop now, in the future, you will not understand its high governance weight.
📢 If you still have the energy to 'hustle' it now, then don't miss the opportunity to understand it.
📢 Because most people make money by trading, and only a few write the system rules.
📌 Solv has given BTC the opportunity to be 'seriously governed' for the first time.
