PANews reported on July 1 that according to official news, Botanix Labs, the development team of Botanix, announced today that its Bitcoin native blockchain project Botanix mainnet has been officially launched. The mainnet has now integrated applications such as GMX and Dolomite, and has been connected to ecological partners such as Chainlink and Fireblocks. At the same time, a number of native projects focusing on building applications on the Botanix network have also been launched simultaneously, including Arch, Bitzy, Palladium and Rover. With the launch of the Botanix mainnet, users' trading experience will be greatly improved, with block time shortened from 10 minutes to 5 seconds and average transaction fees of only about US$0.02.
Now, users can trade, borrow, pledge, pay, make markets, leverage, short, and long with BTC on the Bitcoin network, while managing their finances in a stable manner. The entire ecosystem is composed of native Bitcoin applications and is continuously expanding. In addition, the retro-futuristic video game "Bitcoin 2100" was released today. Players can explore and earn Bitcoin in a virtual world built on Bitcoin.

Macro analyst Luke Gromen’s comments come amid an ongoing debate over whether Bitcoin or Ether is the more attractive long-term option for traditional investors. Macro analyst Luke Gromen says the fact that Bitcoin doesn’t natively earn yield isn’t a weakness; it’s what makes it a safer store of value.“If you’re earning a yield, you are taking a risk,” Gromen told Natalie Brunell on the Coin Stories podcast on Wednesday, responding to a question about critics who dismiss Bitcoin (BTC) because they prefer yield-earning assets.“Anyone who says that is showing their Western financial privilege,” he added.Read more

