The weather has been fluctuating recently; when I set the air conditioning high, I’m afraid of getting too hot, and when I set it low, I feel cold. It’s really a dilemma. However, compared to the clothing issue, I noticed a rather interesting technological trend that I’d like to share. @build_on_bob has recently launched a new architecture based on the Babylon network, officially entering the Bitcoin DeFi space. This time, they are using Babylon for security verification, which adds an extra layer of on-chain "gatekeeper" for users' assets. Cross-chain operations no longer rely on a single trust source, following a zero-trust approach, making the process more transparent and controllable. There’s also an improvement in speed; transaction confirmations are much faster than before, and the operations are smooth without lag. Moreover, it supports EVM, which means many projects that originally ran on Ethereum or other compatible chains can now be directly migrated or expanded, significantly lowering the development threshold. Most practically, cross-chain transactions often require switching wallets, waiting for confirmations, and manually signing several rounds, which is quite cumbersome. BOB combines Bitcoin's security mechanism with an efficient execution layer, automating the cross-chain process, simplifying the workflow, and enhancing the user experience. Their goal is to create a reusable Bitcoin DeFi infrastructure, which may become a key node for interactions between different chains in the future. The mainnet is already ready, and they are currently opening up node applications and developer access. If you missed the early stages of Bitcoin, now that this type of infrastructure is starting to take shape, it might be a good time to pay attention. #BuildOnBOB #SNAPS #Bitcoin #DeFi #CookieFun @cookiedotfun