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Expected to launch its mainnet this May, Mezo Network is becoming a major player in Bitcoin DeFi infrastructure. Drawing utility from the strengths of the Bitcoin network, Mezo is emerging as a service layer in the BTCFi landscape. And it seems to be resonating with users, who are finding it a compelling means of “farming” their Bitcoin for returns. The value proposition core to Mezo is its incorporation with the tBTC infrastructure, which permits user access to liquidity and programmability of decentralized finance while hewing to the Bitcoin security model. Mezo’s appearance, in a way, permits the whole appearance of borrowing, spending, and earning with the Bitcoin to become seamless—with few apps lingering in the space—that’s a huge gap being filled by Mezo. And ultimately, let us not miss the point here, it’s about putting the BTC itself to work in ways that get the BTC into actual, functional use-cases in financial applications. Growth Signals Show Rising Demand for BTCFi Solutions Mezo’s ascent is supported by impressive growth numbers from on-chain metrics. Over the past week, the number of borrowers on the platform surged by 84.4 percent. This brings the total user count to over 8,600. The speed at which this base is growing is a clear signal that holders of Bitcoin are seeking means through which the can utilize their assets in a more direct, decentralized manner. And by direct, I mean not relying on any centralized intermediaries. Simultaneously, the volume of $MUSD—Mezo’s stable borrowing currency—has skyrocketed. On the platform, a total of 183.8 million dollars worth of $MUSD has been borrowed, representing a 70 percent increase within just seven days. This spike reflects both a burgeoning user confidence and an increasing demand for liquidity solutions that are native to the Bitcoin ecosystem. 🟧With its mainnet launch expected in…

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