When Bitcoin Meets Treasury Bonds: The 'Wonderful Chemical Reaction' of Cross-Border Profit
Bitcoin and U.S. Treasury bonds may seem like assets from two different worlds—one representing high volatility and decentralization, while the other symbolizes low risk and traditional authority. However, #BounceBitPrime has built a bridge using the CeDeFi framework, allowing BTC to maintain its crypto properties while earning the 'stable money' of treasury bonds, resulting in a profit effect of 1+1>2.
Its operation resembles an 'asset converter': after you deposit BTC, the system generates BBTC at a 1:1 ratio, with part of it serving as collateral to earn crypto yields, while the other part is exchanged for U.S. dollars through compliant channels to automatically purchase tokenized U.S. Treasury bonds. The interest generated from the bonds is periodically converted back into crypto assets and returned to your account—essentially 'indirectly holding treasury bonds with the value of BTC to earn dollar interest.'
The greatest benefit of this 'cross-border combination' is 'risk hedging': when the crypto market crashes, the stable income from treasury bonds can cushion losses; when the market recovers, the appreciation of BTC and the high yields from crypto strategies can amplify profits. In 2024, Bitcoin experienced significant volatility, yet users adopting the '50% BTC + 50% Treasury Bonds' strategy maintained an annualized return of 9%, well above the performance of holding BTC alone.
Furthermore, assets can flow freely: you can convert BBTC back to BTC for withdrawal at any time, and you can reinvest the treasury bond earnings into crypto strategies, flexibly adjusting the allocation. $BB tokens act as the 'lubricant' for these cross-border operations, necessary for paying fees and unlocking strategies. @BounceBit is proving that crypto and traditional finance are not opposites but can achieve 'risk complementarity and win-win returns' through innovation.
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