SOLV's BTC+: Turning $1 Trillion of Dormant Bitcoin into 'Institutional-Level Payroll Cards'
1. 'Bitcoin Yield Revolution' Launched on August 1
BTC+ exploded right after its launch — 5-6% base yield, three times higher than bank wealth management, and supports 'One-Click BTC Deposit': no cross-chain, no wrapping, native Bitcoin just lying there earning. What's even more impressive is that the longer the lock-up, the more $100,000 SOLV rewards you get; even ordinary users can access institutional-level strategies.
2. Where Does Its Yield Come From? 'Three-Tier Money-Making Machine' is Incredible
On-chain lending, liquidity mining, and basis arbitrage are nothing; the real game-changer is the connection to the real yields from BlackRock and Hamilton Lane — equivalent to Bitcoin directly 'investing in Wall Street,' with absurdly stable returns.
3. Trustworthiness 'Stamped' by Binance
Solv is the only BTC yield manager for Binance Earn, which is ten times harder than getting on an exchange: it requires going through compliance, custody, and 'hell-level due diligence' for safety. The BNB Chain Foundation has also purchased $25,000 worth of SOLV, essentially insuring the entire ecosystem.
4. Not Just Earning Dollars, But Unlocking $5 Trillion of Middle Eastern Capital
The world's first BTC yield product compliant with Islamic law, certified by Amanie Advisors (which has served Franklin Templeton). Now, that $5 trillion of 'compliance-sensitive capital' from the Middle East can finally enter the market.
5. The 'Wake-Up Button' for $1 Trillion of Idle BTC
Currently, 14 million BTC are lying in wallets with 'zero output.' BTC+ uses a dual treasury system (custody and execution separated) and Chainlink proof of reserves to turn them into 'salary-generating assets.' From retail investors to sovereign funds, everyone can earn the same money here.
Action Guide: Open the Solv dApp, deposit BTC directly, and the longer the lock-up, the more SOLV you earn. After all, the opportunity to make Bitcoin 'work for money' is closest to ordinary people this time.
