ETH and BTC based Derivatives
Below, we give a short description and overview of each derivative asset.
BTC Based derivatives
PumpBTC
Roughly 8% market share of the Bitcoin LRT market
Over $370mil in TVL (at the time of writing)
Over $19mil worth of liquidity in Uniswap V3
Based on (re) staking the following assets: FBTC + WBTC
EBTC
Over $600mil in TVL (at time of writing)
$7.2mil worth of liquidity on Curve
Roughly 22% market share of the Bitcoin LRT market
SolvBTC
Offers two different Bitcoin backed LSD’s, and beraborrow will accept the following as collateral assets:
1:1 Backed -> SolvBTC
Yield bearing -> SolvBTC.BBN
Consists of around 20% of the Bitcoin LRT market share
Offer a fully transparent proof of reserve system -> showing that, in real time, each asset is fully backed 1:1 by BTC
UniBTC
Offers a restaked Bitcoin derivative, via staking on Babylon
Offer a proof of reserves solution via Chainlink
Just over $400mil in TVL (at time of writing)
Have $85mil worth of liquidity on Ethereum’s Taiko DEX (at time of writing)
SBTC
Offers a simple 1:1 backed Bitcoin derivative, no underlying yield to keep track of
Accepts cbBTC, fBTC, bBTC as collateral for their derivative asset
Working with eOracle as their oracle provider
Raised over $20mil
Just over $17mil worth of TVL (at time of writing)
LBTC
Lombard have over $1billion in TVL (at time of writing)
Underlying derivative is backed by vanilla Bitcoin, which is staked with Babylon to earn yield
Utilise Redstone as their proof of reserves solution
$40mil worth of liquidity is present on their Uniswap V3 LBTC/WBTC pair
Consists of over 25% market share of the current BTC LRT market (at time of writing)
ETH Based Derivatives
BeraETH (Bridged pxETH)
ETH staking derivative by Redacted Cartel
Has roughly $17mil worth of liquidity sitting in a Curve pool (pxETH-WETH pair)
Use Redstone as their oracle provider
StoneETH
Offer a yield bearing ETH derivative that is yield bearing based on a number of different strategies
CianETH
Accepts wsETH, stETH and wETH as the underlying backing for its derivative receipt token
Underlying yield is derived from a number of different sources, such as Eigenlayer AVS yield and Renzo points
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