I'll admit I was confused for a while. Every time someone said stake Bitcoin, I assumed they meant wrapping it or sending it to some sketchy platform. That's not staking, that's just lending with extra steps.
But native BTC staking is different. You keep your Bitcoin on the main chain. No bridges, no wrapped tokens, no handing over your keys.
I used to think BTC couldn't have trustless yield. Now it can. Not saying it's risk-free, but it's not the wrapped-token nightmare I thought it was.
Anyone else just realizing this?
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