Brothers! Binance Square has rolled out a small upgrade to a creator event this time—straight to an invite-only format. The first pilot project is #BABY .
This time, the gameplay is more practical. The top 15 share 239,000,000 $BABY tokens, and the rest split 1,751,000,000 tokens together. Basically everyone gets a piece. Unlike before, where only the first 300 people had rewards.
Let me talk a bit about project @BabylonLabs_io . The Bitcoin ecosystem has long lacked solid DeFi, because gas fees are expensive and native mechanisms have many limitations. If you want to run ETH safely, go to Solana or BSC quickly—BTC DeFi has basically been a pseudo-argument. But Babylon delivered with a mechanism called TBV (Trustless Bitcoin Vault). At its peak, TVL climbed to $7.2 billion, and in theory, relying only on a 10% fee, it could make $30 million per year. The core logic in one line: don’t trust me—trust the code and the Bitcoin network.
Of course, the industry ceiling is there. Only about 0.8% of the whole network’s BTC participates in DeFi. $BABY has fallen from last year’s peak of 0.18 to the current 0.012—that’s a significant drop, but it also shows the whole track is still in its early stage.
Personally, I’m quite optimistic. With Bitcoin being this strong, it’s worth exploring more ways to build on it. In the future, more and more people will want to hold long-term without just lying flat—TBV-type infrastructure fits the demand perfectly.
Whether you’re just taking advantage or seriously putting effort into content, this event is worth trying. Bitcoin’s story is still ongoing, and $BABY might be a window into BTC DeFi becoming real.
This time, the gameplay is more practical. The top 15 share 239,000,000 $BABY tokens, and the rest split 1,751,000,000 tokens together. Basically everyone gets a piece. Unlike before, where only the first 300 people had rewards.
Let me talk a bit about project @BabylonLabs_io . The Bitcoin ecosystem has long lacked solid DeFi, because gas fees are expensive and native mechanisms have many limitations. If you want to run ETH safely, go to Solana or BSC quickly—BTC DeFi has basically been a pseudo-argument. But Babylon delivered with a mechanism called TBV (Trustless Bitcoin Vault). At its peak, TVL climbed to $7.2 billion, and in theory, relying only on a 10% fee, it could make $30 million per year. The core logic in one line: don’t trust me—trust the code and the Bitcoin network.
Of course, the industry ceiling is there. Only about 0.8% of the whole network’s BTC participates in DeFi. $BABY has fallen from last year’s peak of 0.18 to the current 0.012—that’s a significant drop, but it also shows the whole track is still in its early stage.
Personally, I’m quite optimistic. With Bitcoin being this strong, it’s worth exploring more ways to build on it. In the future, more and more people will want to hold long-term without just lying flat—TBV-type infrastructure fits the demand perfectly.
Whether you’re just taking advantage or seriously putting effort into content, this event is worth trying. Bitcoin’s story is still ongoing, and $BABY might be a window into BTC DeFi becoming real.