Bitcoin Staking is Now Possible With the Core Chain

Bitcoin-powered layer-one blockchain Core Chain is now letting investors stake their BTC—something that, historically, BTC holders haven’t been able to do.
Staking tokens reward users with a percentage yield—often in the single digits—over a period of time. This has notoriously been exclusive to proof-of-stake blockchains. Traders on Bitcoin, which uses proof-of-work, haven’t been able to stake their tokens.

But Core Chain now allows BTC holders to earn yield by participating in Core Chain’s consensus mechanism, called Satoshi Plus, which combines Delegated Proof of Work (DPoW) and Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS). Enabling users to stake BTC is the next step in strengthening the Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible blockchain, according to Core Chain.
In a way, traders could have previously staked Bitcoin if they didn't mind wrapping the token or losing custody of their assets. Core Chain’s new offering requires neither and, they say, it's the “first-of-its-kind” non-custodial BTC staking.
Alongside this announcement, DeFi Technologies Inc.’s subsidiary, Valour, has is announcing the launch of a yield bearing BTC exchange traded product (ETP) and a novel Core ETP in collaboration with the Core Foundation.

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