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Bitcoin entering Decentralized Finance is quite a pitfall.
Look at WBTC, BTC.b, and renBTC; they are all called "Bitcoin" on the surface, but what is the reality? Some are purely custodial models, where your coins are locked in someone else's vault; some are semi-decentralized, which sound safe but are actually questionable; and others rely on cross-chain bridges to transfer back and forth, leaving you unaware of the path your BTC takes.
Encapsulation ≠ Security.
The same BTC, different packaging methods, risks vary tremendously. No matter how good the liquidity is, you must understand the underlying logic - who actually holds your coins? How can redemption be guaranteed? If you don't clarify these issues, you're just gambling.
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Gambling on luck? We've been gambling for a long time, just didn't realize it.
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The seemingly safe wrapped coins are actually just changing shells, the money is still controlled by others.
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Cross-chain transfers back and forth, those who have lost coins understand that feeling.
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If you rush in without understanding the underlying logic, you deserve to be played people for suckers.
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I just want to ask, who can guarantee that these custodians won't rug?
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The price of BTC is the same, but the risks are worlds apart, that's the most frustrating part.
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You need to clarify who holds the coin before taking action.