Aave Proposes Babylon-Powered Native BTC Borrowing Spoke for V4: Governance Temp Check

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Aave DAO is seeking approval to integrate Babylon protocol for native Bitcoin collateral in Aave V4, eliminating reliance on wrapped BTC or custodial intermediaries.

Aave has launched a temperature check governance proposal to establish a dedicated Bitcoin spoke powered by Babylon in Aave V4, enabling users to borrow against native BTC collateral without wrapped tokens or centralized custody solutions. The proposal, posted on Aave’s governance forum, seeks DAO approval to advance the integration and onboard Babylon native BTC as a collateral asset within the V4 lending protocol.

Bitcoin represents the largest crypto collateral base, but most on-chain BTC borrowing currently depends on wrapped BTC variants, custodial intermediaries, or fragmented BTCfi venues. Aave V4’s architecture would provide a cleaner, more direct mechanism for native Bitcoin lending by leveraging Babylon’s staking and validation infrastructure, consolidating fragmented Bitcoin-backed borrowing into a unified protocol.

Sources: Aave Governance Forum

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