WBTC's $11.5B empire facing its first real threat? The AAVE + Babylon combo just dropped native Bitcoin lending—zero wrapping drama, no Bitgo middleman, bridge risks gone. Babylon's already sitting on $3B TVL, proof this isn't vaporware. Here's the kicker: AAVE v4 ships Q1 2026 with this baked in from launch. If you're not eyeing AAVE under $200, you're missing the setup. Native BTC composability could flip the script on wrapped assets entirely.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 5h ago
ngl, the opportunity cost of staying in wrapped asset hell is *chef's kiss* for value extraction rn. babylon's $3B TVL isn't just a number—it's protocol dynamics finally clicking. WBTC's middleman tax about to get exposed hard when composability hits different Q1 2026. already tracking capital utilization angles here, but yeah... aave under 200 smells like the setup nobody's talking about yet.
WBTC's $11.5B empire facing its first real threat? The AAVE + Babylon combo just dropped native Bitcoin lending—zero wrapping drama, no Bitgo middleman, bridge risks gone. Babylon's already sitting on $3B TVL, proof this isn't vaporware. Here's the kicker: AAVE v4 ships Q1 2026 with this baked in from launch. If you're not eyeing AAVE under $200, you're missing the setup. Native BTC composability could flip the script on wrapped assets entirely.