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Yield Basis - A decentralized finance protocol Yield Basis (YB) is a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol designed to unlock sustainable, on-chain yield opportunities for Bitcoin holders. The project enables BTC holders to earn yield in a secure and capital-efficient manner, without facing the impermanent loss that typically comes with automated market maker (AMM) models. Its mission is to make Bitcoin a productive on-chain asset by combining single-asset liquidity pools, automated rebalancing, and decentralized community governance. At the core of the platform lies the Yield Basis AMM, which allows users to deposit wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC or CBcoin) into isolated liquidity pools. The protocol utilizes Curve’s crvUSD stablecoin to introduce a leveraged, delta-neutral structure, maintaining a 200% collateralization ratio to protect capital and preserve price stability. Through automated rebalancing, the system continuously adjusts to track Bitcoin’s spot price, eliminating the risk of impermanent loss while generating yield either in the form of trading fees or YB token rewards. Yield Basis was founded by Michael Egorov, the creator of Curve Finance, a DeFi protocol known for pioneering efficient AMM designs and governance models. Egorov and his team have years of experience in blockchain engineering, financial mathematics, and protocol development. #YB $YB

On-chain research by Auntie Ai identifies an address ending in 0x44e…33B1D that accumulated WBTC during a price dip two years ago, when Bitcoin price tested $29,775. The wallet recently withdrew 99.9 WBTC (≈$8.68 million) from Binance, lifting the average cost basis of the 173.5 WBTC held to about $62,703 and marking current unrealized gains near $4.232 million. The account has deployed the WBTC as collateral on Aave to borrow 2 million USDC, which was subsequently redeposited to Binance. The report does not indicate whether further acquisition or repositioning is planned. This sequence underscores ongoing cross-exchange liquidity flows and the role of WBTC as a DeFi collateral asset in funding activity. While the moves suggest active capital logistics rather than a directional bet, readers should monitor related transfers for any potential market impact.

BlockBeats News, December 24, according to on-chain analyst Auntie Ai (@ai_9684xtpa), address 0x44e…33B1D accumulated WBTC at a dip two years ago, with the coin price dropping to as low as $29,775. Two hours ago, this address withdrew 99.9 WBTC ($8.68 million) from Binance, raising the average cost of the 173.5 WBTC held to $62,703, currently unrealized gains of $4.232 million. Currently, he has used the WBTC as collateral in Aave to borrow 2 million USDC, which was then deposited into Binance. It is unknown whether he will continue to buy in.

COINOTAG News, citing on-chain analyst Ai Yi, reports a major WBTC holder is trimming a sizable position after a month-long accumulation. The whale reportedly spent about $38.16 million to accumulate WBTC at an average price of $85,754.65 and is now reducing the stake. Data shows the entity deposited 195 WBTC to Binance four hours ago, roughly $17.05 million, reinforcing a pattern of fresh exchange inflows and liquidity moves. In the past three weeks, the same whale has sold 245 WBTC, realizing about $325,000 in profit. A remaining 200 WBTC still shows an unrealized gain of approximately $389,000, during which time the token’s price advanced to a peak near $94,555. Such on-chain repositioning highlights liquidity dynamics around WBTC and related exchange flows, though it should not be construed as a market directional call. Traders should monitor ongoing whale activity and price reactions to assess near-term volatility and risk posture.