Every lending protocol needs the same three actions: deposit, redeem, liquidate. The challenge: Your collateral lives on Bitcoin. Your protocol lives on EVM chains. Our solution: Program the vault to connect them directly. No bridges, no trust assumptions.

Our trustless vault approach suggests there's a better path: direct Bitcoin programmability that preserves security while enabling sophistication.

SBC has been pivotal for Babylon. Two years ago, we pitched Bitcoin staking to investors at an SBC side event. That was our turning point. We just went back with something new. Some conferences just have that energy.

The 4th Science and Engineering Consensus workshop is happening on Sun at Berkeley, one day before SBC. We have an excellent list of speakers: . Thank you to @poddotnetwork and @babylonlabs_io for their sponsorship. Live stream:

The 4th Science and Engineering Consensus workshop is happening on Sun at Berkeley, one day before SBC. We have an excellent list of speakers, covering cutting-edge topics in blockchain consensus: . Thank you to @poddotnetwork and @babylonlabs_io for their sponsorship of the event.

Nothing beats the energy of smart people working on hard problems in the same room.

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We're in the thick of defining what trustless Bitcoin vaults should look like. Be back in a bit.

There's a pattern between Palo Alto success stories and garages. We keep building and shipping to make @babylonlabs_io one.

Launching something big soon...