Bitcoin Liquid Staking Market Nears $4B TVL as Lombard Finance Dominates
The post Bitcoin Liquid Staking Market Nears $4B TVL as Lombard Finance Dominates appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The sector of Bitcoin Liquid Staking Tokens is picking up speed. Current total value locked (TVL) is just shy of $4 billion — a figure that very soon may hit that as-of-now elusive milestone. Grabbing the biggest piece of the overall liquid Staking BTC pie, and by a significant margin, is Lombard Finance. Not only is Lombard the obvious leader in this sector, but the more than 18,000 BTC (likely LSTs) held by the protocol means it’s quite likely guaranteed to be a part of the superstructure of any BTC LST effector going forward. Capital efficiency is an increasingly important theme in decentralized finance (DeFi). Now, in the very quiet of night, productive Bitcoin is staking its claim in the DeFi landscape. Its attributes as a productive asset are becoming more pronounced and are offering yield-hungry investors a new avenue for returns. Several protocols offering Bitcoin staking have recently come online and now look to extend the revolution beyond staking Ethereum. Lombard Finance Leads the Pack Leading the charge is Lombard Finance, whose LBTC token accounts for 18,338.96 BTC — by far the highest in the space. The project’s lead is not just numerical; it’s narrative-defining. Lombard has positioned itself as the go-to platform for native Bitcoin staking, transforming BTC from a traditionally passive asset into an actively utilized component of DeFi. For context, the closest competitors are far behind. Next comes Solv Protocol, with a number of offerings: 5,182.89 xSolvBTC, 700.04 SolvBTC.CORE, and 23.42 SolvBTC.ENA. Bedrock DeFi is next, with 4,625.85 uniBTC, followed by PumpBTC, at 4,372.06 BTC; and Lorenzo Protocol, with 1,310.13 stBTC. Other players, such as Allo, Kinzafinance, and Acorn Network, round out the list with smaller holdings.
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The sector of Bitcoin Liquid Staking Tokens is picking up speed. Current total value locked (TVL) is just shy of $4 billion — a figure that very soon may hit that as-of-now elusive milestone. Grabbing the biggest piece of the overall liquid Staking BTC pie, and by a significant margin, is Lombard Finance. Not only is Lombard the obvious leader in this sector, but the more than 18,000 BTC (likely LSTs) held by the protocol means it’s quite likely guaranteed to be a part of the superstructure of any BTC LST effector going forward. Capital efficiency is an increasingly important theme in decentralized finance (DeFi). Now, in the very quiet of night, productive Bitcoin is staking its claim in the DeFi landscape. Its attributes as a productive asset are becoming more pronounced and are offering yield-hungry investors a new avenue for returns. Several protocols offering Bitcoin staking have recently come online and now look to extend the revolution beyond staking Ethereum. Lombard Finance Leads the Pack Leading the charge is Lombard Finance, whose LBTC token accounts for 18,338.96 BTC — by far the highest in the space. The project’s lead is not just numerical; it’s narrative-defining. Lombard has positioned itself as the go-to platform for native Bitcoin staking, transforming BTC from a traditionally passive asset into an actively utilized component of DeFi. For context, the closest competitors are far behind. Next comes Solv Protocol, with a number of offerings: 5,182.89 xSolvBTC, 700.04 SolvBTC.CORE, and 23.42 SolvBTC.ENA. Bedrock DeFi is next, with 4,625.85 uniBTC, followed by PumpBTC, at 4,372.06 BTC; and Lorenzo Protocol, with 1,310.13 stBTC. Other players, such as Allo, Kinzafinance, and Acorn Network, round out the list with smaller holdings.
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