No wrapping. No middlemen. Just raw Bitcoin staking and cross-chain dominance. Babylon is turning BTC into the security engine for PoS networks.
Bitcoin holds over 1 trillion in market cap, yet plays the wallflower in DeFi.
Why?
Most “Bitcoin DeFi” requires wrapping BTC and trusting bridges — risky business. Babylon says screw that. Its protocol lets you stake real Bitcoin directly on the Bitcoin blockchain and use that to secure PoS networks across Web3.
No wrapping. No moving BTC. Just cryptographic locks and math.
Babylon’s core chain — the Genesis Chain — is where the action begins:
This isn’t a playground — it’s a control plane for Bitcoin-powered security across the decentralized stack.
Babylon clocked 155.7 major commits in the last 30 days, placing it #3 in all of DeFi, right behind:
This isn’t fluff — Santiment filters for real code, not repo noise. High dev activity often means:
Babylon is shipping hard — and the market is watching.
Imagine billions in idle BTC securing hundreds of decentralized apps — without ever leaving the Bitcoin chain. That’s Babylon’s vision.
If L1s, rollups, and compute networks adopt Babylon at scale, Bitcoin evolves from store-of-value to security backbone for Web3. It’s the missing link in DeFi’s infrastructure — and Babylon might’ve just cracked it.
Babylon is going full steam ahead to make Bitcoin the security engine of decentralized finance. With no wrapped tokens, no custodians, and a Cosmos-powered command chain, Babylon lets BTC holders natively stake and secure multiple PoS networks. It’s fast, trustless, and modular — and with dev activity soaring, Babylon might be the key to unlocking DeFi’s biggest untapped resource: Bitcoin itself.
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