The popularity of ETFs makes people argue every day about 'sell or hold' BTC. I decided to do a comparison—dividing the same amount of BTC into three parts, each taking three different paths to see which is more suitable for ordinary people:
• Route A: Just hold —— rely on price fluctuations to profit;
• Route B: Claim airdrops —— interact with 10 projects;
• Route C: Access Solv BTC+ —— let BTC denominated assets earn interest automatically, plus additional rewards.
Result: The 'Mental Curve + Cash Flow' of Route C is the most stable. The other two either follow the market or are dragged down by time costs.
30 Days 'Reality Check': What are the differences among the three types of players?
Dimension Only hold BTC Claim airdrops Solv BTC+ (BTC denominated)
Time Cost Low, but need to monitor every day Very high, project selection + interaction Low, one-click access
Cash Flow None Uncertain/Occasional Yes: Target annualized return about 5%–6%, plus additional rewards
Emotional Fluctuation High, sideways market is the most torturous High, results are uncontrollable Low, interest accrues even in sideways markets
Security and Transparency Only price visible Uneven Dual-layer vault + Chainlink PoR + NAV risk control
Target Audience Long-term holders but tormented by emotions Have more time, high tolerance for error Holders who want to 'hold and earn'
Note: Returns will vary according to capital volume and market environment; the above table is a mechanism comparison, not a return commitment.
Why I choose Solv (3 hardcore reasons)
1. BTC denominated + Structured returns
• Strategy stack: On-chain credit / LP market making / Basis and funding rates / Protocol incentives + RWA cash flow (like BUIDL, SCOPE).
• It's not about exchanging coins; it's about adding cash flow on top of BTC.
2. Institutional-level security and compliance
• Dual-layer vault: Custody and execution are separated;
• Chainlink PoR reserve proof: Assets and liabilities are verifiable;
• Shariah compliant version: Friendly to Middle Eastern funds.
3. Distribution closed loop is rarely complete
• One-click subscription to Binance Earn (suitable for beginners/institutional accounts);
• Official dApp supports one-click deposit of native BTC (no cross-bridge, no wrapping);
• CeFi × DeFi × TradFi integrated at the same time.
Get started in 30 seconds (current effective play)
• Route 1: Binance Earn → search 'on-chain yield / Solv BTC Staking' → one-click subscription;
• Route 2: Solv dApp → enter app.solv.finance/btc+?network=ethereum → deposit native BTC → (optional) set a lock-up period to participate in Reward Power → enjoy a target annualized return of 5%–6% + $100,000 in $SOLV reward pool (the longer the lock-up, the higher the weight) → unlocking windows every 90 days.
Risk Control List:
• Lock-up to exchange weight and liquidity trade-offs;
• Regularly check PoR and vault reports;
• Returns fluctuate with volume and market environment, allocate according to your risk tolerance.
In a bull market, it's not just about the increase, but the compounding curve of 'increase + cash flow'.
Continue to just hold, or let BTC pay you a salary starting today? You choose.
Vote: What type of BTC strategy do you currently have?
① Just hold and wait for the market ② Claim airdrops for luck ③ Access Solv to let BTC earn ④ Combination strategy
State your reasons + follow me
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