DC大于C|Dec 10, 2025 10:29
Can BTC achieve secure and sustainable returns through BitVM2? @GOATRollup
Although there has been a lot of discussion over the bull bear cycle and macro cycle in the past four years, debating whether it is currently bull or bear, there is no doubt that BTC can still be expected in the medium to long term. Even the expected possibility of the entire cryptocurrency market.
By the way, @ GOATRollup is currently recruiting the second batch of ambassadors.
The deadline is Thursday, the 18th of this month. Interested friends can follow us. The official website has detailed instructions.
As for the core idea of achieving secure and sustainable revenue through BitVM2:
BitVM2 is the native ZK Rollup of Bitcoin, which completes calculations and status updates off chain without altering the Bitcoin main chain. It only returns to the Bitcoin chain for verification in case of disputes.
Source of Revenue: Products on BitVM2, such as Safebox, hand over user locked BTC to decentralized sorting nodes, which generate revenue by charging transaction gas fees, MEV (maximum extractable value), and ecological returns linked to miner incentives.
Security mechanism: BitVM2 adopts a 24-hour challenge period and double confiscation. Anyone can initiate a challenge on the chain. If the submitted status is proven to be incorrect, all BTC related to the collateral will be confiscated. All ZK proofs are generated off chain, and only short Groth16 proofs are verified on chain, which not only maintains the security of Bitcoin but also significantly reduces computational costs.
For more details, please follow my reference tweet.
The significance and value are significant. BitVM2 provides Bitcoin with a programmable layer 2 environment similar to Ethereum, allowing native BTC to directly participate in DeFi and earn profits without the need to issue new tokens or sacrifice Bitcoin's decentralized security.
Currently, BitVM2 is the strongest solution and progress is still ongoing ...
@GOATRollup
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