@Solv Protocol #BTCUnbound $SOLV

The technical core and application of the Solv Protocol also include the following aspects:

Technical Core

● Multi-component collaborative mechanism: The Solv Protocol has built a complete Bitcoin staking ecosystem, achieving seamless interaction between the Bitcoin mainnet and EVM-compatible chains by integrating staking protocols, LST issuers, validators, and yield distributors. Staking protocols provide yield sources for staked Bitcoin, LST issuers issue liquid staking tokens, validators are responsible for verifying the legality and security of staking transactions, and yield distributors are responsible for transparently distributing the yields generated from staking to LST holders, ensuring the transparency and security of the entire staking process.

Main Applications

● Asset arbitrage and strategic trading: The Solv Protocol utilizes a low-risk trading strategy library to conduct arbitrage between various DeFi protocols and exchanges using mainstream assets such as BTC, ETH, and stablecoins. Smart contracts define trading types, create a trading strategy vault with security monitoring mechanisms, and integrate liquid vault LP tokens into DEXs, diversified LPD markets, interest rate swap markets, and other DeFi environments, providing users with more avenues for yield.

● Connecting traditional finance: The Solv Protocol aims to become a key infrastructure connecting decentralized finance (DeFi), centralized finance (CeFi), and traditional finance (TradFi). It manages over $1.4 billion in locked value and 26,000 BTC, paving the way for institutions and traditional funds to safely enter the crypto space by linking liquidity to different financial sectors.

● Participate in platform governance: The Solv Protocol is governed by SolvDAO, which selects protocol assets and is overseen by an advisory committee to implement decentralization. $SOLV token holders can vote on network governance decisions, participate in the selection of protocol assets, and other important matters, determining the direction of the protocol's development.