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The crypto yield race is evolving — this time, with real-world assets entering the picture. A new offering from Solv Protocol aims to merge Bitcoin with the stability of government bonds and private credit.
SolvBTC.AVAX Links Bitcoin to Real-World Economic Cycles
Solv Protocol has introduced SolvBTC.AVAX, a yield-bearing Bitcoin token built on the Avalanche blockchain. Unlike traditional crypto yield products, this token is backed by real-world assets (RWAs) such as U.S. Treasurys and private credit via partnerships with institutions like BlackRock and Hamilton Lane.
Developed through a seven-partner collaboration — including Elixir, Euler, Re7 Labs, LFJ, Balancer, and Avalanche — the token uses a multi-protocol strategy. Elixir’s deUSD synthetic dollar and lending mechanisms on Euler expand the exposure to RWAs.
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According to Solv founder Ryan Chow, this connects Bitcoin to broader macroeconomic forces, beyond its typical four-year halving cycle.
BTC-Paid Yield From Real Assets
The yield from SolvBTC.AVAX is paid directly in BTC, giving investors a familiar asset class with more predictable returns. Elixir’s deUSD, with a market cap exceeding $220 million, underpins the structure’s stability.
Solv currently holds over $2.3 billion in total value locked (TVL) and operates as a cross-chain staking platform focused on Bitcoin-centric yield strategies.
Institutions Fuel Demand for Bitcoin Yield
Institutional interest in Bitcoin yield products is on the rise. Coinbase recently launched its own Bitcoin Yield Fund, targeting 4% to 8% annual returns. Other players like MicroStrategy are tracking BTC Yield as a metric, showing performance rates of over 15% year-to-date.
With RWA-backed yield models like SolvBTC.AVAX entering the market, Bitcoin is evolving from a store of value to a yield-generating financial tool.
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