Recently, BTC holders have gained a new earning option. A leading exchange has teamed up with Babylon, a well-known BTC staking protocol, to launch a staking campaign where users can stake BTC to earn BABY tokens. Depending on the lock-up period, the annualized yield varies in tiers—90 days locks in at 2.5%, 60 days drops to 2.1%, and 30 days is 1.8%.
For BTC holders, the emergence of such staking schemes breaks the long-standing "HODL without returns" situation. Babylon, as a staking protocol focused on the BTC ecosystem, essentially provides more flexible asset utilization for the Bitcoin network. What's even more interesting is that they are also collaborating with a major lending protocol to build a more complete DeFi infrastructure around native BTC. This cross-protocol collaboration reflects, to some extent, the deepening of the entire ecosystem—from a single trading function gradually evolving into a multi-layered financial service closed loop.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 12-16 12:33
Suspicious. Want to lock you in for 90 days with just a 2.5% annualized return? On-chain footprints have long been analyzed, and this wave of liquidity will inevitably decline.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 12-15 21:47
90 days 2.5%? Sounds okay but not particularly attractive... The key is whether BABY Coin is reliable, so you don't end up staking a bunch of worthless tokens later.
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ChainWallflower
· 12-13 13:52
Locking for 90 days at 2.5%, honestly a bit pointless, better to wait and see if other protocols offer higher returns
There are more and more BTC earning schemes, but be careful not to get caught off guard by new coins crashing the market
Babylon's integration with lending protocols is indeed interesting, but I've heard too many times that DeFi infrastructure is complete... and then?
Basically, it's just releasing BTC liquidity, no matter how fancy you make it, the risk doesn't change
Why does it feel like now staking can mine tokens? Is the ecosystem really evolving or just accelerating the harvest of new investors?
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 12-13 13:49
90 days 2.5%, this yield... to be honest, it's a bit underwhelming. Better to explore other options.
By the way, Babylon is indeed laying the groundwork this time, and the ecosystem is slowly coming to life.
I'll stick with spot holdings for now; I haven't figured out the staking risks yet.
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ChainComedian
· 12-13 13:46
90 days 2.5%?Sounds pretty good but just okay... Mainly depends on whether the BABY token itself can hold up.
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RektButAlive
· 12-13 13:39
Haha, finally BTC can make money while lying down... However, the 2.5% annualized return is honestly a bit disappointing, it's not as good as last year's Lido.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 12-13 13:28
90 days 2.5% annualized? That's interesting, but it means locking your coins for three months... Can it really beat inflation?
Recently, BTC holders have gained a new earning option. A leading exchange has teamed up with Babylon, a well-known BTC staking protocol, to launch a staking campaign where users can stake BTC to earn BABY tokens. Depending on the lock-up period, the annualized yield varies in tiers—90 days locks in at 2.5%, 60 days drops to 2.1%, and 30 days is 1.8%.
For BTC holders, the emergence of such staking schemes breaks the long-standing "HODL without returns" situation. Babylon, as a staking protocol focused on the BTC ecosystem, essentially provides more flexible asset utilization for the Bitcoin network. What's even more interesting is that they are also collaborating with a major lending protocol to build a more complete DeFi infrastructure around native BTC. This cross-protocol collaboration reflects, to some extent, the deepening of the entire ecosystem—from a single trading function gradually evolving into a multi-layered financial service closed loop.