Wu learned that Sui has announced the launch of the Hashi testnet, allowing developers and institutions to test lending and credit applications built on native BTC collateral without moving BTC out of the Bitcoin network. Hashi also rolls out the Guardian Layer, using 2/2 multisignature protection to safeguard the collateral.

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AddressCleaner
· 2h ago
If native BTC collateralized lending can truly be achieved, the DeFi liquidity landscape may be set to change drastically. Guardian Layer 2/2 multi-signature sounds secure, but who will hold those two keys?
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CosmosVoyager
· 6h ago
Sui’s latest move shows real foresight—going straight after Bitcoin, this sleeping giant. Let the Hashi testnet run first and then we’ll see.
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MultiChainRanger
· 6h ago
Security and decentralization are always in a trade-off. A 2/2 multisig is safer, but it also increases the risk of centralization—wait for later disclosures.
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HeadShouldersCollector
· 6h ago
Institutions can finally swap the BTC they hold for liquidity, and it’s still on a native protocol—kudos.
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OrderBookServer
· 6h ago
You can use collateral for lending without needing to move BTC off the network—there are quite a few technical challenges here, and hopefully more issues will be uncovered during the testing phase.
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FibonacciLook
· 6h ago
Curious how the borrowing interest rates and liquidation mechanisms are designed—what advantages do they have compared with BTC-wrapped assets on Ethereum?
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