For more than a decade, the story of Bitcoin has hardly changed—it is "digital gold," a decentralized store of value, and a weapon against inflation. It sounds great, but for the vast majority of ordinary holders, Bitcoin's biggest use is just one: lying in the wallet, waiting for its price to rise.

However, the market is quietly rewriting this old story.

@BounceBit 's introduction of #BounceBitPrime gives Bitcoin a "second identity" for the first time—it can not only serve as gold but also become a true worker on the chain.

In the ecosystem of BounceBit, BTC can be re-staked, helping to secure the network while earning returns; through liquid custodial tokens like BBTC / BBUSD, it can also freely participate in trading and mining without worrying about being locked up; it can even access real asset yields provided by BlackRock and Franklin Templeton, bringing "traditional financial products" like government bonds onto the chain.

What's even more interesting is that BounceBit's income does not remain in protocol data but directly enters the market to repurchase $BB, forming a tangible value closed loop. In other words, it doesn't just shout "growth" like many DeFi projects, but is actually delivering.

This reminds me of a saying:

Bitcoin's first identity is "gold in the vault," while its second identity is "the worker on the chain."

In the past, when we talked about Bitcoin, we often discussed its ability to "maintain value";

now, with the advancement of #BounceBitPrime $BB , we are beginning to see a more interesting version: Bitcoin can not only preserve but also work, and help you access a financial world that originally belonged only to institutions.

Perhaps this is the true "second season" of the Bitcoin story. #btc