Wrapped Bitcoin 價格WBTC

The idea of asset productivity in BTC is becoming increasingly apparent as BTC-Fi picked up hard in the past year. This growth imo has been accelerating with more advanced yield strategies + structured management workflows emerging across the ecosystem. One recent standout is @SolvProtocol’s BTC+, which is dominating BTC-based yields by acting as an automated aggregator. The perf. track record speaks for itself: 🔸Solv’s BTC+ Vault: Consistent 4–6% returns with flexible support across major BTC derivatives (cbBTC, WBTC, tBTC, eBTC & more) 🔸Other BTC-Fi yields: Typically 1–3%, often limited to just one or two wrapped assets What sets Solv apart is how it maximizes yield potential across multiple vaults while abstracting away asset management complexity. This makes BTC yield strategies far more accessible → bridging the gap for broader retail adoption. Despite launching less than 2 months ago, the BTC+ Vault already hit its prev. cap of 400 BTC. With a new 1000 BTC cap, its about 505 BTC delivering 5% target APY with zero performance fees. *On top of that, users benefit from an extra $100k in $SOLV incentive rewards. As demand for BTC-Fi continues to grow, vaults like this combining flexibility, inclusivity & consistent performance will further amplify retail adoption.

Tend is obvious - WBTC is dying Users are abandoning WBTC The reasons are simple: - centralized solution via a multisig - has a problematic historical reputation - direct connection to Justin Sun - opaque management As a result, WBTC supply decreased in 2x for 3 years. Market share has fallen from 60% to 44%. This is a trend of abandoning WBTC. The Lombard team saw this and began active expansion. They added 3 key updates: - decentralized solution - complete management transparency - BTC yield While WBTC is losing market share, everyone else is growing, and Lombard is the fastest of them all. If you want to win, sense the trend and which way the wind is blowing. This is how vision is formed.

Falcon Finance ($FF) has launched a new transparency dashboard and has been publishing independent audits to detail the reserves backing its USDf synthetic dollar. The protocol uses Chainlink's Proof of Reserve service to automate the auditing of collateral in real-time. Transparency dashboard details Publicly available: The dashboard and weekly attestation reports are accessible to the public, providing visibility into the core metrics backing USDf. Real-time metrics: The dashboard shows key protocol data, including the total reserves, the protocol's backing ratio, and the breakdown of reserves held by different custodians. Custodian information: The dashboard shows the value of assets held by different custodians, including Fireblocks and Ceffu. Reserve details Total reserves: As of the most recent audit on October 1, 2025, conducted by Harris & Trotter LLP, the reserves stood at $1.96 billion, exceeding USDf liabilities by 3.87%. Reserve composition: A significant portion of the reserves is composed of Bitcoin, Wrapped Bitcoin, and stablecoins. Stablecoins: ~$666.6 million. Bitcoin (BTC) and Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC): ~$1 billion. Other assets: Includes smaller quantities of altcoins like Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Dogecoin (DOGE), as well as some tokenized T-bills. Reserve custody: Funds are held in segregated, unencumbered accounts through third-party custodians such as Fireblocks and Ceffu, as well as on-chain in liquidity and staking pools. Independent audits Regular reviews: In addition to the continuous Chainlink Proof of Reserve, Falcon Finance commits to independent quarterly audits by third-party firms. Auditing standards: The most recent quarterly review was conducted under the International Standard on Assurance Engagements (ISAE 3000), verifying that USDf is fully backed by reserves.$FF

Here’s a summary of today’s major crypto news & market trends (October 4, 2025): 📰 Key News & Developments BitCoin’s momentum & outlook • Key long-term indicators — like the 200-week moving average and realized price — suggest there may still be room for further upside in BTC. • Standard Chartered sees a “quick run” toward $135,000 and a possibility of $200,000 by year-end if the rally continues. • Analysts are projecting continued bullish momentum, although volatility is expected. Regulatory & institutional developments • The U.S. government shutdown, which began October 1, is creating uncertainty around the approval timeline for spot crypto ETFs. • In regulation news, Adrienne Harris, outgoing head of NY’s Department of Financial Services, called for a US-UK “crypto passporting” regime to ease cross-border access for crypto firms. • A rouble-backed stablecoin (A7A5) under U.S. and UK sanctions was a sponsor at TOKEN2049 in Singapore, drawing criticism and scrutiny. • Ripple’s CTO David Schwartz announced he will step down from day-to-day duties by year end, taking on an emeritus role on the board. Market structure & altcoins • BTC dominance is hovering near 59–60%, which is limiting breakout potential for many altcoins even as the “alt season index” inches upward. • Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) saw a late session breakout vs. BTC, with on-chain volume surging after 14:45 ET and consolidation in a tight band. • The press is also highlighting new presale projects, e.g. Remittix (RTX), as potentially interesting alternatives to well-known meme or major tokens. 🔍 What to Watch & Risks ETF timing – If the SEC remains constrained during the shutdown, approvals may be delayed or pushed back. Volatility risk — Big swings are still likely. Strong rallies can reverse quickly. Regulatory shifts — Moves like the U.S.-UK passporting idea or stablecoin laws could reshape access and compliance burdens. Altcoin breaks — If BTC starts to lose dominance, some altcoins may finally break out. But it could also draw capital away toward safer or top-tier assets. — If you like, I can also send you a live dashboard with top gainers, losers, volume changes, or alerts for coins you follow. Do you want me to set one up for you?