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Mezo operates by converting BTC into an on-chain asset through cross-chain mechanisms such as tBTC, then using it as collateral to mint the stablecoin MUSD. Users can deploy these stable assets in on-chain financial activities, while the system maintains stability through collateral ratios and liquidation mechanisms. The full process includes BTC collateralization, stablecoin minting, capital utilization, and risk management with liquidation, allowing Bitcoin to become a productive asset within DeFi.

The article offers a comprehensive overview of the mUSD issuer, the technical support team, and its distinctive three-party collaboration model. It also explores mUSD’s market positioning, use cases, and reserve mechanism in depth.

Mezo’s yield mechanism is built on a capital cycle driven by BTC collateral and the stablecoin MUSD. Users deposit BTC as collateral to mint MUSD, which can then be used for lending, trading, or providing liquidity to earn returns. Through interest rate mechanisms, stablecoin demand, and protocol incentives, value circulates within the system, transforming Bitcoin from a passive store of value into a productive asset that can participate in DeFi.

Mezo (MEZO) is a BitcoinFi protocol built on the Bitcoin ecosystem that allows users to generate stable assets, such as MUSD, by collateralizing BTC. This enables liquidity without selling Bitcoin. The system adopts a dual-token model (BTC + MEZO) and integrates cross-chain mechanisms, such as tBTC, along with an EVM-compatible environment, allowing BTC to participate in on-chain financial activities like lending and stablecoin issuance. Its core objective is to introduce programmable financial capabilities while preserving Bitcoin’s security.

This article provides an overview of the strategic opportunities to go long on Mantle (MNT) in the Ethereum Dencun (Cancun) upgrade and the introduction of EIP-4844 or Proto-Danksharding.

Stablecoin issuance is rapidly shifting to a "Foxconn model." From Paxos to Bridge—recently acquired by Stripe—an expanding number of providers now offer integrated, one-stop services for wallets, payment platforms, and brands, covering compliance, custody, auditing, and smart contract deployment. These solutions are accelerating the scaling and standardization of the stablecoin sector.

As the wallet sector experiences stronger winner-take-all dynamics and transaction volume growth slows, Phantom has achieved super-unicorn status in Web3 with a $3 billion valuation. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of Phantom’s path from its initial success on Solana to its multi-chain expansion. It breaks down Phantom’s strategy for pursuing a second growth curve through stablecoins, debit cards, and prediction markets. The discussion also addresses the practical challenges and future prospects facing independent wallets as they contend with mounting competition from exchange-backed platforms.

The article discusses in detail the scoring criteria and the scores of candidate public chains, revealing the differences between the scoring results and the activity level of the public chain ecosystem and the coin price.

This article is about how some teams are building different ways for Bitcoiners to use their riches other than just holding them. I lay the foundation by explaining why we need better infrastructure, and then diving into different approaches taken by teams aiming to expand use cases for BTC.