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Solv Protocol and Merlin Chain announced a partnership to make SolvBTC the main entry point for Merlin Network PoS staking

On April 7th, at the Hong Kong Web3 event co-hosted by Solv and Merlin, the two announced a partnership aimed at making SolvBTC an important entry point for Merlin Chain PoS staking. This collaboration is committed to providing users with secure and efficient staking services, further promoting the decentralization and security of the Merlin network. According to the latest data, 2000 M-BTC have already participated in staking for SolvBTC. Currently, the Solv Protocol's Bitcoin asset management volume has exceeded 2750 BTC, and the total TVL has exceeded $260 million.

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