Granite Launches as First-of-its-Kind Bitcoin DeFi Liquidity Protocol Prioritizing Security and Trust
Cayman Islands, Cayman Islands, September 12th, 2024, Chainwire
In the world of decentralized finance (DeFi), trust and security are paramount. Enter Granite, a revolutionary DeFi liquidity protocol that is changing the game. Backed by Trust Machines, Granite is redefining transparency and user-centric financial services, all powered by Bitcoin L2s.
What sets Granite apart is its unique approach to security and control. By leveraging Stacks' Nakamoto upgrade and sBTC Bitcoin bridge, Granite allows BTC users to access DeFi without centralized custodians. This means unprecedented security and control over Bitcoin assets, with no rehypothecation and liquidation to solvency.
But what does this mean for you, the average investor? Well, for starters, Granite opens up a world of possibilities for your Bitcoin holdings. Instead of letting your BTC sit dormant and unproductive, you can now put it to work in a safe and secure way. With Granite, you can access the value in your BTC without risking it to centralized wrappers or predatory schemes.
In a world where only 1% of Bitcoin is used in DeFi, Granite represents a game-changer. With its security-oriented approach, Granite aims to unlock the remaining 99% of BTC capital, giving you the opportunity to make the most of your most valuable asset.
So, what are you waiting for? Don't risk your stack to centralized schemes. Invest in Granite and access the value in your BTC as safely as possible. Never sell, just hold on to your valuable asset and let Granite do the rest.
For more information about Granite, visit http://www.granite.world
About Granite
Granite is a first-of-its kind Bitcoin DeFi liquidity protocol empowering users with unprecedented security and control over their Bitcoin assets. With a mission of setting new standards for transparency and user-centric financial services, all backed by the power of Bitcoin L2s.
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