SBTC
sBTC
$0.00AUD
Market Cap
25.0M AUD
24H Trade Vol.
164 AUD
Total Supply
200
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What is sBTC?

sBTC is a synthetic Bitcoin token enabled by the Synthetix protocol. It tracks the price of Bitcoin through price feeds supplied by Chainlink's decentralised network of oracles. Unlike typical cryptocurrencies that represent the actual asset, sBTC serves as a synthetic representation of Bitcoin.

How does sBTC work?

sBTC operates as a synthetic derivative of Bitcoin, collateralised with SNX tokens at a minimum 400% collateralisation ratio. It is created through the Synthetix protocol, leveraging smart contracts on Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains. The price of sBTC is determined by Chainlink oracles. Key processes include staking SNX tokens to mint sUSD (used to acquire sBTC) and trading sBTC on the Synthetix Exchange, a peer-to-contract platform.

What are the potential use cases for sBTC?

sBTC has diverse applications across various sectors:

  1. DeFi Applications: Used for collateralised loans, yield optimisation, and creating decentralised stablecoins.
  2. Trading and Swaps: Supports decentralised AMMs, atomic swaps, and derivative trading such as options and futures.
  3. NFTs and Digital Assets: Facilitates NFT buying, selling, and lending.
  4. Infrastructure and Integration: Implements blockchain bridges and integrates with Lightning Network.
  5. Other Applications: Utilised in crowdfunding and decentralised mining operations, among others.

What is the history of sBTC?

sBTC's development is intrinsically linked to the Stacks protocol. Initially launched as Blockstack in 2013, the Stacks mainnet was introduced in 2021, focusing on integrating smart contract functionality within Bitcoin. The sBTC roadmap was released in 2023, detailing a phased launch to establish a fully decentralised signer network by February 2025. It employs Clarity smart contracts to manage operations, ensuring decentralisation and security, while enhancing Bitcoin's programmability for DeFi use cases.

Coin Contract Addresses

0xfe18be6b3bd88a2d2a7f928d00292e7a9963cfc6

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