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This article analyzes Threshold Network Bitcoin (tBTC) as a potential collateral asset. It assesses the risks associated with tBTC to determine its suitability as collateral and provides necessary risk limit recommendations.

Mezo is a Bitcoin layer-2 network (L2) designed to build the economic layer of Bitcoin. By combining technological and economic aspects, it aims to meet the needs of users and Bitcoin holders. Mezo has completed a $21 million Series A funding round led by Pantera Capital, with participation from Multicoin and others. Mezo focuses on long-term active BTC holders, offering returns to encourage Bitcoin holding, and uses mechanisms such as HODL Proof, HODL Score, and deposit custody to incentivize users. Mezo employs tBTC as its foundation, allowing BTC holders to receive tBTC through smart contracts, thus enabling its use on Ethereum. Mezo's development is divided into three phases, currently in the first phase, with plans to launch the mainnet and bridge to the mainnet in the future.

This piece sheds light on several BTC-related public chain initiatives that have garnered venture capital backing, including BounceBit, Merlin Chain, B² Network, BOB, and Mezo. These ventures seek to broaden Bitcoin's applicability, leveraging its security to forge standalone POS public chains and bolstering their ecosystems with innovations like Restaking and zk-Rollups. Collaborating with giants like Binance, BounceBit, and featuring high Total Value Locked (TVL), Merlin Chain employs a unique hybrid Rollup structure. Meanwhile, B² Network aspires to be at the forefront of Bitcoin's Layer 2 solutions, BOB methodically integrates Bitcoin's security features, and Mezo, crafted by the tBTC team, champions a Proof of HODL consensus model. The narrative underscores the pivotal role of financial backing over technical prowess for these projects. For the average investor, engaging in airdrops and rewards programs emerges as a viable profit-making strategy.

Threshold is a cryptography network enabling secure, permissionless data management on blockchains. It combines secret sharing with distributed nodes

Today’s focus revolves around BitGo, the custodian behind Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC). WBTC is one of the most widely used Bitcoin wrappers, particularly across Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible chains.

Several WBTC alternatives have emerged to bring Bitcoin liquidity to DeFi ecosystems across the cryptoverse. Discover the most prominent ones in this guide.

This article discusses BBQCoin and how its innovative growth is geared towards integrating augmented reality and artificial intelligence into its ecosystem to create a seamless gaming experience. It also explains the benefits and investment opportunities around BBQCoin and its native token, BBQ.

As one of the earliest stablecoins introduced in 2018, WBTC played a pioneering role in bringing Bitcoin liquidity into the DeFi and Ethereum ecosystems in 2022. This article explores the operational mechanism of WBTC and provides an overview of the current state of decentralized Bitcoin stablecoins.

Bitcoin, as Layer1, suffers from insufficient support for smart contracts, high performance, and mining costs, which restricts its development. As a result, the demand for Bitcoin scaling has increased, making Bitcoin Layer2 a popular track.

According to data from DefiLlama, the current BTC yield farming market size exceeds US$10 billion. More and more participants are joining the BTC yield farming track. This article will review several well-known BTC staking protocols.

Mezo adopts the "Proof of HODL" mechanism, where users protect the network by locking in BTC and MEZO tokens and validating transactions through CometBFT consensus. When the Mezo mainnet launches, users can contribute to network security through HODL proof and earn rewards as a return. The document provides a detailed introduction to this promising project. Mezo can be compared to Blast on Ethereum.

This article first reviews the recent transfer of WBTC control, then compares various technical solutions in terms of trustlessness, and finally points out that solutions based on Bitcoin's native verification capabilities will be the future direction of development.

Bitcoin L2s will leverage their raised capital to develop robust applications and new use cases for BTC, aiming to attract significant liquidity from both native BTC holders and existing wrapped BTC markets. This report estimates that over $47bn of BTC could be bridged into Bitcoin L2s by 2030.

This article is about how some teams are building different ways for Bitcoiners to use their riches other than just holding them. I lay the foundation by explaining why we need better infrastructure, and then diving into different approaches taken by teams aiming to expand use cases for BTC.

This article selects three L2 projects with a more Western background—Mezo, BOB (Build on Bitcoin), and Spiderchain (Botanix)—to further explore the pros and cons of layer 2 solutions and their impact on the BTC ecosystem.