To be honest, Bitlayer completely changed my view of BTCFi—before, I thought this was too far from ordinary people, but now I realize that as long as you choose the right place, anyone can share in the benefits, and developers can really showcase their talents.

Let’s do some calculations for the users: if you have 1 BTC sitting in your wallet, the only thing you can do is wait for the price to rise. But in Bitlayer, if you stake it, the earnings in a month can buy you a new pair of headphones; and by participating in the ‘Booster’ event to earn some BTR, if it appreciates in value later, that's another source of income. Isn’t this better than simply hoarding coins?

I know an aunt who used to know nothing about cryptocurrencies. After following her daughter and operating a few times on Bitlayer, she now tells me every day that ‘this is better than wealth management apps.’ She only plays with low-risk products, which makes her sleep soundly; while my adventurous brother prefers high-yield mining. Although it’s volatile, he finds it exciting and says this ecosystem can satisfy different users, understanding user needs very well.

Recently, everyone in the developer community has been talking about Bitlayer. My cousin is a developer, and he says the ‘infrastructure’ of this ecosystem is too well-developed. Bitcoin Rollup has strong performance, fast processing speed, and a good user experience, making it easy for developers to maintain. The decentralized exchange his team built saw a rapid increase in trading volume after launching on Bitlayer, with users saying ‘transfers are fast, and fees are low.’

More importantly, there are plenty of resources, collaborating with major mining pools and public chains, which means that when developers create an application, they can reach users from multiple ecosystems. Such opportunities don’t come every day. Entering the market now feels like standing on the edge of a windfall; with a little effort, you can make money. @BitlayerLabs #Bitlayer