Recently, the trend of BTC has become a hot topic during meals and conversations. Some say that the inflow of ETF funds will continue to drive up prices, while others are concerned about the volatility after the halving.
But no matter how the market changes, one thing is certain: those who hold BTC all hope it can create more value.
At this time, Bitlayer becomes particularly important. It doesn't make you guess the ups and downs, but directly provides BTC with new uses through the BitVM Bridge and Rollup architecture.
Imagine that the Bitcoin in your wallet, which could only sit quietly, can now transform into YBTC, allowing you to participate in lending, staking, NFTs, and even various emerging on-chain financial activities.
This is significant for investors during market volatility: even if the price doesn't rise, BTC can still obtain additional returns through Bitlayer. In other words, Bitlayer upgrades BTC from a single 'speculative target' into an asset that can generate cash flow.
In stages of fluctuating market sentiment, the infrastructure that can make BTC 'move' may be more valuable than just a price increase.