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"Why do miners also need Bitlayer?" @BitlayerLabs #bitlayer
When talking about Bitcoin, many people only look at the price but ignore the miners and computing power that truly support it. In the past, the logic for miners was very simple: mine → sell → repeat. However, under the Bitlayer system, the role of miners is changing.
Bitlayer has already partnered with top global mining pools such as Antpool, F2Pool, and SpiderPool. This means that miners are no longer just "computing power providers," but can convert the BTC they mine into yield-bearing assets (YBTC) and further participate in DeFi liquidity.
This is actually an evolution of the miner economic model: from simply selling for cash flow to holding BTC and obtaining additional returns through Bitlayer.
I think this step is crucial. It not only enhances the miners' revenue model but also truly activates the liquidity of BTC.
👉 If miners are willing to put BTC into DeFi, is the explosion of BTCFi closer than we think?
#Bitlayer
@BitlayerLabs
When talking about Bitcoin, many people only look at the price but ignore the miners and computing power that truly support it. In the past, the logic for miners was very simple: mine → sell → repeat. However, under the Bitlayer system, the role of miners is changing.
Bitlayer has already partnered with top global mining pools such as Antpool, F2Pool, and SpiderPool. This means that miners are no longer just "computing power providers," but can convert the BTC they mine into yield-bearing assets (YBTC) and further participate in DeFi liquidity.
This is actually an evolution of the miner economic model: from simply selling for cash flow to holding BTC and obtaining additional returns through Bitlayer.
I think this step is crucial. It not only enhances the miners' revenue model but also truly activates the liquidity of BTC.
👉 If miners are willing to put BTC into DeFi, is the explosion of BTCFi closer than we think?
#Bitlayer
@BitlayerLabs
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