From the developer's perspective, BounceBit's selling point is very direct: a dual-token PoS EVM compatible chain that combines Bitcoin's security anchor with Ethereum's development experience. The official documentation states: the chain involves PoS security participation by BTC (BBTC) + BB, with high throughput execution on L2, and periodic submissions to Bitcoin L1 to complete finality; Solidity, Hardhat/Foundry toolchains can be used directly, with low migration costs.

This means for the application side:

You can 'move existing EVM contracts with low friction', enjoying lower fees and higher TPS;

The asset side is not 'ordinary wrapping', but a native LCT (BBTC/BBUSD) system, more suitable for internal settlement and cost control;

By stacking cross-ecosystem Yields/Stablecoin components (such as BounceClub's CUSD), a reusable BTC DeFi product line can be created in the order of 'cash flow - collateral - derivatives'.

From the perspective of the network and tokens, BB is both Gas/utility and the core chip for PoS and governance; with a maximum supply of 2.1 billion (paying tribute to 21 million BTC), market cap and circulation data can be tracked on CMC. The binding point of token value and network usage lies in: security (PoS), settlement (Gas/fees), and ecological incentives (market making/liquidity/developer programs).

Why choose the combination of 'BTC Security Anchor × EVM Toolchain'? Because for most teams, the threshold is not 'whether they understand cryptography', but whether they can get a prototype running in two weeks. Assigning consensus and finality to BTC, while development and iteration are entrusted to EVM, is a more grounded engineering division of labor. The white paper and public interpretations repeatedly emphasize that 'throughput is on L2, finality is on L1'.

Getting Started Checklist (for the team):

1. Access: Run BBTC/BBUSD through the process of 'Convert → Auto-bridge → PoS/strategy';

2. Deployment: Directly connect the existing Hardhat/Foundry project to the official RPC, and verify the compiler version;

3. Monitoring: Subscribe to key events of the bridge and PoS (redemption window, challenge period, settlement rhythm), and prepare plans for 'de-leveraging/bulk redemption in extreme cases';

4. Economy: Track the changes in Gas/reward parameters of $BB , and assess their impact on the business model (cost/subsidy).

Development needs efficiency, security needs an anchor point, and the economy needs a closed loop. What BounceBit provides is the integrated implementation of these three aspects.

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