The current real-time price of CWBTC is $1,818.41. In the past 24 hours, CWBTC has traded between $1,795.9 and $1,836.32, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of CWBTC is $2,529.81, and the all-time low is $91.15.
From a short-term perspective, the price change of CWBTC over the past 1 hour is , over the past 24 hours is +0.49%, and over the past 7 days is -0.40%. These figures provide a quick overview of the latest price trends and market dynamics of CWBTC on LBank.+3.27%
The live price of CWBTC today is $1,818.41, with a current market cap of $64.844M. The 24-hour trading volume is --. The price of CWBTC to USD is updated in real time.
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Top 5 addresses | Holding amount | Holding ratio | |
|---|---|---|---|
ethereum | 0xff0b...6e1cca  | 22,483 | 63.05% |
ethereum | 0x5628...17559f | 20,564 | 57.67% |
ethereum | 0xd097...c746d8 | 10,116 | 28.37% |
ethereum | 0xceef...43ba42 | 5,581 | 15.65% |
ethereum | 0x9ac6...30013e | 4,986 | 13.98% |
Other | -28,069.8 | -78.71% |
For cWBTC tokens within a lending protocol, interest is not typically paid by increasing the number of tokens in your wallet. Instead, the inherent exchange rate of each cWBTC token relative to its underlying asset, Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), gradually increases over time. This mechanism means that while your balance of cWBTC tokens remains constant, the amount of WBTC you can redeem for each token grows, reflecting the accumulated interest earned on your deposit.
This issue frequently arises when users hold a 'Legacy' or older version of the cWBTC token. Many lending protocols periodically upgrade their smart contracts to introduce new features, improve security, or modify reward distribution models. Older token versions might no longer be eligible for current reward programs or updated interest rate calculations. To ensure you receive all available incentives and current interest, it's often necessary to migrate your assets to the protocol's latest supported token version.
Migrating usually involves a specific, multi-step process within the lending protocol's user interface. First, you typically need to redeem your underlying Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) from the legacy market where your older cWBTC is held. After withdrawing the WBTC, you must then approve the new market's smart contract to interact with your WBTC. Finally, you would supply this WBTC to the current market to mint the updated version of the cWBTC token. This process often entails several on-chain transactions, each incurring network fees.
Such high APYs often stem from participation in a 'Stability Pool' within a decentralized stablecoin protocol. Users stake their CWBTC into these pools to serve as a backstop for liquidating undercollateralized loans. In exchange for absorbing potential liquidation risks, stakers typically earn a share of the protocol's liquidation proceeds, often acquiring liquidated collateral assets at a discount. Additionally, they might receive emissions of the protocol's native governance token, which collectively contributes to the advertised high APY figures.
In many newer decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystems, CWBTC functions primarily as an over-collateralized stablecoin. Despite its name, which might imply a direct link to Bitcoin, it is designed to maintain a stable peg to a fiat currency, commonly the US Dollar. It achieves this stability by being minted against various cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, which are held as collateral, ensuring its value remains robustly backed.
During a liquidation event, when a borrower's position falls below a required collateralization ratio, a portion of the CWBTC staked in the Stability Pool is used to pay off the defaulted debt. In return for their CWBTC being utilized, the Stability Pool participants receive the underlying collateral assets from the liquidated loan (e.g., BTC or other tokens) at a discounted price. This mechanism results in a decrease in the user's CWBTC balance but an increase in their holdings of the acquired collateral, which was obtained below market value.
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