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Babylon Labs Proposes Native Bitcoin Collateral on Aave; SoFi Expands Crypto Access

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Babylon Labs proposed that Aave accept native Bitcoin as collateral, a proposal that would require no custodian and no wrapping. This proposal was submitted to Aave's governance forum. Separately, SoFi is expanding its crypto account access.

From aol.com

Why it matters

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The proposal aims to unlock stablecoin borrowing directly for Bitcoin holders. If implemented, allowing native Bitcoin to be used as collateral would increase its utility within decentralized finance. SoFi's expansion also integrates Bitcoin into its financial services.

New financing platforms have launched, allowing institutions to borrow against staked Solana and enabling Circle to convert BTC into collateral.

From aol.com

Who's involved

  • BitcoinThe asset proposed for use as collateral on Aave.
  • SoFiExpanding its integration of Bitcoin into its financial services.
  • StrategyIts strategic treasury reserve asset's core value could be strengthened by increased Bitcoin utility.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • CoinbaseSpeculative

    Trading volume and revenue for Bitcoin platforms might increase due to higher native Bitcoin utility in DeFi.

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