Bitcoin Security
summary
Panel reports Babylon mainnet live with multiple LSTs that participated in cap1 and cap2 and together contribute 100M TVL, using a liquid staking standard now adopted across chains. Teams build cross-Bitcoin-L2 interoperability and a non-custodial MPC for programmability, and plan to use Bitcoin security to back intent-based swaps and secure consumer chains. Main concerns are custody risk, high UTXO fee strategies during auctions, and whether staking yields scale beyond the current ~1% of BTC used in DeFi.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Bitcoin Security introduction
- 1:29Bitcoin security for L2s
- 2:30Babylon mainnet experiences
- 6:00Bitcoin staking risks
- 10:57Bitcoin liquidity for DeFi
- 13:24Making Bitcoin productive
- 14:28Is security a meme?
- 17:20Why Bitcoin security matters
