Solv Protocol Unlocks BTC Yield With Avalanche and RWAs
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SolvBTC.AVAX enables BTC holders to earn yield from real-world assets through Avalanche-based DeFi infrastructure. Solv Protocol integrates traditional finance exposure into BTC yield using partners like BlackRock and Hamilton Lane. After previously launching several innovative products for Bitcoin holders, Solv Protocol now presents SolvBTC.AVAX—the first Bitcoin yield product backed by real-world assets (RWA) and built on the Avalanche network. Not just a marketing slogan, this product actually connects Bitcoin to traditional financial instruments such as US government bonds and private credit. At a time when most of the world’s BTC is just sitting in wallets, Solv comes with a solution so that the asset can be productive without having to move to stablecoins or other assets. 7/ With SolvBTC.AVAX, the future of Bitcoin Finance is institution-ready. Read more here: https://t.co/ocyzlj1Nzv — Solv Protocol (@SolvProtocol) May 17, 2025 Cross-Protocol Strategy That Keeps Your Bitcoin Working for You This product was developed through a cross-protocol collaboration with Avalanche, Elixir, Euler, LFJ, and Balancer. The way it works is quite interesting. Elixir will mint RWA-based deUSD stablecoins, then the tokens are used on Euler to earn further yield through lending activities. Meanwhile, LFJ and Balancer take part by providing liquidity and generating additional yield through swaps and incentives from the Avalanche network. The end result? SolvBTC.AVAX holders still hold BTC, but their balance can grow over time—in the form of BTC too, not strange tokens. Solv Protocol Goes Multi-Chain to Unlock Trillions in Idle Bitcoin But this isn’t the only project Solv is working on. On the other hand, the CNF previously highlighted the launch of FragBTC, a BTC yield product on the Solana network. FragBTC uses the SolvBTC.JUP strategy that allows Bitcoin holders to earn native yields without having to leave the Solana ecosystem. This approach avoids the risks of cross-chain mechanisms…
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