Retail BTC, put in a wallet—dead asset.
Institutional BTC, put on the chain—generates cash flow.
Similarly, 1 BTC,
Retail can only wait for price fluctuations,
Institutions can earn interest with no risk + receive extra rewards.
The gap starts from here.
The game rules of Solv
What Solv does is very simple:
• Upgrade BTC to BTC+, stacking yield layers.
• Lending, funding rates, RWA (BUIDL, SCOPE) can all run.
• Long-term lock-up can also earn 100,000 airdrop incentives.
The result is:
Retail BTC only rises and falls, but institutional BTC can print money.
Why do retail investors always lose?
1. Information gap: Retail only checks prices, institutions study mechanisms.
2. Poor action: Institutions lock up for ten years, retail cuts losses in a week.
3. Poor vision: Retail watches the market, institutions layout BTC's 'cash flow future'.
It's not that you're stupid, it's that you haven't kept up with the game rules.
Retail can also stand on the same starting line as institutions.
For the first time, Solv opens this institutional gameplay to everyone.
You don't need to be a market maker, nor do you need tens of millions in funds,
With just a portion of BTC, you can unlock the cash flow narrative.
This means:
For the first time, retail can play the same game as institutions.
ETF makes BTC an asset,
Solv makes BTC a cash flow.
Institutions are already on board,
Do you still want to be a free arbitrageur?
"Will you choose BTC as a piggy bank, or let BTC work for you?"