Thursday morning just got interesting! A Bitcoin-native Layer 2 solution just launched its major campaign to bring BTC back home. This one's different—it operates as both an L2 and a neobank where BTC itself serves dual purposes: covering gas fees and acting as collateral. Pretty neat architecture. For those hodling BTC in wrapped forms like cbBTC or WBTC, this opens up new possibilities to put your Bitcoin to work without leaving the ecosystem.
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0xOverleveraged
· 6h ago
It looks like another project trying to reshape the Bitcoin narrative, but will the dual-use approach really work...
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AirdropAnxiety
· 6h ago
The design of using BTC as gas fee is really brilliant... But can the liquidity of wrapped tokens keep up?
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WalletWhisperer
· 6h ago
Using BTC directly for gas fees? This architecture is indeed excellent, but the wrapped coin approach still can't escape the risks.
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MintMaster
· 7h ago
Using BTC directly as gas fees? This architecture is really clever; finally, someone thought of using it this way.
Thursday morning just got interesting! A Bitcoin-native Layer 2 solution just launched its major campaign to bring BTC back home. This one's different—it operates as both an L2 and a neobank where BTC itself serves dual purposes: covering gas fees and acting as collateral. Pretty neat architecture. For those hodling BTC in wrapped forms like cbBTC or WBTC, this opens up new possibilities to put your Bitcoin to work without leaving the ecosystem.