Buck Labs just rolled out $Buck—a USD-pegged token that's interesting because it's indirectly backed by Bitcoin through STRC. The mechanics: you get 7% annualized yield, calculated in real-time down to the minute. What makes it different is the treasury model—monthly yields flow to a treasury, but governance stays with token holders rather than staying centralized.
It's a take on how stablecoins can layer yield mechanisms on top of collateral structures. Whether the Bitcoin-backed approach handles volatility better than traditional reserves is worth watching. The real-time calculation angle also cuts down on timing arbitrage plays that plague some yield protocols.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 4h ago
7% annualized sounds good, but it's still a bit complicated to indirectly endorse USD stablecoins through BTC... real-time calculations are detailed, but is the governance really decentralized?
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AlphaBrain
· 01-08 15:49
7% annualized yield sounds good, but can it really stay stable? I'm still a bit skeptical about stablecoins backed by BTC.
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NFTDreamer
· 01-07 16:57
7% yield sounds good, but how long can this system hold up with real-time calculations down to the minute?
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rug_connoisseur
· 01-07 16:56
BTC-backed stablecoin... sounds very fresh, and a 7% annual yield is quite tempting.
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SerumDegen
· 01-07 16:56
bruh the real-time yield calc is lowkey clever but... 7% annualized on a stablecoin? that's copium territory fr. where's the actual alpha here or we just watching another yield farm collapse in slow motion
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LightningAllInHero
· 01-07 16:50
Bitcoin-backed stablecoin? I've seen this trick too many times. Is a 7% return really reliable?
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 01-07 16:31
BTC-backed stablecoin? Basically, it's a bet that BTC won't crash... A 7% annual yield sounds good, but I'm just worried that one day BTC might plunge and it's all over.
Buck Labs just rolled out $Buck—a USD-pegged token that's interesting because it's indirectly backed by Bitcoin through STRC. The mechanics: you get 7% annualized yield, calculated in real-time down to the minute. What makes it different is the treasury model—monthly yields flow to a treasury, but governance stays with token holders rather than staying centralized.
It's a take on how stablecoins can layer yield mechanisms on top of collateral structures. Whether the Bitcoin-backed approach handles volatility better than traditional reserves is worth watching. The real-time calculation angle also cuts down on timing arbitrage plays that plague some yield protocols.