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Outlier Ventures announces the selected projects for the second phase of Bitcoin Base Camp Accelerator

Outlier Ventures announces the selected projects for the second phase of Bitcoin Base Camp Accelerator

Bitget2024/12/05 09:11

On December 5, Outlier Ventures announced the launch of the second Bitcoin Base Camp accelerator. Among them, five bitcoin startup projects were selected. These five projects cover asset issuance on bitcoin, infrastructure, DeFi and wallet solutions. Here are brief introductions to the five projects: 1.Palladium Labs: An anti-censorship stablecoin protocol that can unlock interest-free liquidity for BTC and its LST; 2.Funkybit: Create and trade Bitcoin memecoin using a stablecoin liquidity pool; 3.Stabolut: A yield-stable coin supported by crypto assets; 4.Bako: A unified tool suite aimed at simplifying wallet and identity management; 5.Spindle: Decentralized lending and automated strategies on Bitcoin.

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