Solv let the onlookers eat a big melon during the TGE in January of this year. It's about a sister with 1800 BTC of huge funds who, after meeting RyanChow offline, finally agreed to the pledge request at the project's repeated requests because she was infatuated with the SOLV co-founder's perky butt (telegram group management revealed). Only the parties involved know the emotional entanglements during this period.
"When you were watching the moon with me before, you called me Little Sweetie! Now the new replaces the old, and you call me Old Cow Lady!"
Everyone knows the later result. The female lead went from being idealistic and full of trust to tearing up in public, complaining about this ungrateful man.
Finally, fast forward to issuing the CA token and being banned.
Although the plot is very clichéd, the reason why the 1800 BTC sister's account was frozen is no longer known, but it did cause SOLV to trend in early January.
However, SOLV is popular again this time, not relying on these gossip news, but on real project updates:
Solv Protocol, in collaboration with the AVAX Foundation and Elixir, launched the first RWA Bitcoin yield product, integrating the returns of BlackRock BUIDL and Hamilton Lane SCOPE funds. These two funds manage over $4 billion in assets, connecting Bitcoin with Wall Street cash flow for the first time, allowing BTC holders to directly benefit from traditional financial returns.
Issuing $100 million in BTC fundraising, this is the on-chain version of MicroStrategy's vault.
This series of actions will further establish Solv's leading position in the BTCFi track.