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Bitcoin Staking makes sense for a specific kind of holder: -long term BTC -wants yield -won't hand over custody to get it How to tell if that's you: [Spoken audio]: Imagine you're a family office with a conservative investment mandate. You got in early on Bitcoin and now you hold over 5,000 BTC. Your mandate is simple, earn yield, but the non-negotiable comes first, never lose the Bitcoin, which means strict policies on custody. You've looked at every L2, Babylon, Solve, Lombard, but until now, you couldn't find a product with sustainable yield. The biggest pain point for you, like I mentioned, it's custody. BTC can never leave your control, and then is also compounded by unsustainable yields. Here's why Bitcoin staking is a fit for you. BTC stays time-blocked in your own wallet, and the Bitcoin-denominated yield pays out a steady 3% APY for the divert. Bitcoin staking is a fit for the Treasury company because it's self-custodial. BTC-denominated yield is an anchor position with a quantifiable risk surface that clears here's their diligence bar.
