Babylon Bitcoin Staking Tracker: BTC Staked and Finality Providers
BTC locked in Babylon staking outputs on Bitcoin, the stakers and finality providers behind them, what is unbonding and any slashing.
BitcoinHow do bitcoin liquid staking tokens compare on backing, staking and custody?
Bitcoin liquid staking tokens side by side: what backs each one, how much is staked on Babylon, how yield is paid and who holds the keys.
The table as it will open in Strata. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
One row One row per bitcoin liquid staking token on the latest complete daySorted by Supply, highest first
| Token | Issuer | Backed by | Supplytokens | Chains | BTC staked on BabylonBTC | Share staked | How yield is paid | Realized yield, 30 days | Custody | Reserve check | Receipt |
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Bitcoin liquid staking tokens let holders stake BTC through Babylon while keeping a token they can use in DeFi. This table compares them side by side: what backs each token, how much of that bitcoin is actually staked on Babylon, how yield reaches holders, who holds the keys and how the backing can be checked.
The tokens look alike but are built differently. Some are minted only against native BTC sent on Bitcoin and others against wrapped BTC on EVM chains; some keep only part of their backing in Babylon staking. Yield may come through an exchange rate, a separate reward or points that pay nothing yet. Reading the columns together shows what a holder owns.
Sort by supply to find the largest tokens or by share staked to see which are fully staked. Filter by custody to compare trust models. Babylon stake is read from staking outputs on Bitcoin and every other figure from the token contracts.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Chain data, with some off-chain sources
A token issued against BTC that its issuer stakes through Babylon, so the holder earns staking rewards while keeping a token that can be traded or used as collateral. Babylon itself issues no token; each issuer does, on its own terms.
No. Wrapped bitcoin such as WBTC or cbBTC only represents BTC held by a custodian. A liquid staking token also stakes that BTC, which adds staking rewards and slashing risk, and it often depends on more parties: the issuer, its custodians and the finality provider.
Use the reserve check column. Some issuers publish their Bitcoin addresses, which can be read on-chain; some publish a proof-of-reserve feed; some hold wrapped BTC in vault contracts on EVM chains. The table reads whichever exists and says when none does.
Yes. If the finality provider holding an issuer's stake double-signs, part of the staked BTC is sent to Babylon's slashing address on Bitcoin, and the issuer's backing falls unless it covers the loss. The Babylon stake column shows which tokens are exposed and how much.
Issuers keep some BTC unstaked to pay redemptions quickly, may lack staking capacity for every deposit or put part of their backing in other strategies. The share staked column shows the part staked on Babylon at the latest block.
BTC locked in Babylon staking outputs on Bitcoin, the stakers and finality providers behind them, what is unbonding and any slashing.
BitcoinLBTC supply on every chain, the bitcoin held behind it, the share staked through Babylon and the exchange rate that carries its yield.
BitcoinEthereumBase+3SolvBTC supply across chains, the wrapped and native bitcoin in its reserves, xSolvBTC's yield and how long redemptions take.
BNB ChainEthereumArbitrum+3Every wrapped BTC token on EVM chains, its supply by chain and issuer each day, its custody model and the bitcoin reserves behind it.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+4WBTC, cbBTC and other bitcoin tokens supplied and borrowed on Aave and Morpho, the debt they back and where they would be liquidated.
EthereumBaseArbitrumETH staked on the beacon chain, its share of total supply, active validators and the deposits and exits that move it, epoch by epoch.
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