- Berachain has approved RFRV Batch 14 with BTC-wrapped assets and strategic token burning mechanisms for long-term ecosystem growth.
- Non-Dex Vaults like Henlo Incinator introduce utility-driven models with enabled rewards and automatic token deflation.
Berachain has made another breakthrough with the Defi Ecosystem by approving the 14th batch of Reward Vault Requests (RFRV). This step shows how they are becoming more serious about driving evidence of liquidity (POL) as a key pillar of network liquidity growth.
This time, not only is it given to Dex pool, but it also gives it a green light, but also a non-Dex vault with a very unique strategy, as well as a bold strategy.
The decision regarding the latest batch of RFRV was delivered by @BGTFDN on behalf of the Guardian.
The approval of Batch 14 highlights how diverse evidence of liquidity strategies is becoming. All BTC-backed vaults, token burns, dao seed liquidity, and memocoin-driven governance…pic.twitter.com/i49qh4kxee
-Berais Foundation (@Berachan) Jully 2, 2025
From Burn to Boost: Henro and Bitcoin Vaults Shake Things
One of the most eye-catching things is the Henlo safe, known as the Henlo Incinator. The mechanism is very simple on paper, but it is interesting to observe. Henlo Tokens are purchased from the market and burned quickly.
Not only that, but the results also flow to the validator. In other words, the project is trying to combine two approaches: supply limits and providing additional incentives for network guardians. If this strategy is successful, it is not impossible for this kind of concept to be an example of other projects on the Bellachine network.
Meanwhile, there are two safes from the Solv protocol, which brings a fresh air to integration into the Bitcoin ecosystem. They introduced SolVBTC and XSOLVBTC Vaults. For users already familiar with BTC's advantage, this could be a more natural entry point.
Furthermore, this is not the first time Bellachin has opened a cross-chain pass. Previous RFRV also introduced native liquidity from the Solana Network, supporting recompoundable Liquid Staking Tokens (LST).
Interestingly, this batch is not just focused on capital growth and immediate rewards. The governance team appears to be emphasizing sustainability by publicly updating its incentive design guidelines. The hope is that all future vault submissions will be more aligned with the network's long-term mission, rather than simply hunting the harvest.
Berachain grows with Burve, McBera and NFT Innovations
While Batch 14 is in the spotlight, several other initiatives are also beginning to get upset. CNF recently reported that Burve, a new protocol built in Bellachine, has officially been in operation on MainNet. The barb comes with multi-token stables and depeg protection, relying on the Pol mechanism as the center of its fluidity.
Burve is probably an example of how the first technical POL concept adopts a concrete form that users can experience.
Additionally, technical updates such as McBera and Bectra also enhance the user experience on this network. Smart wallets and command-based Defi navigation make access to a variety of services more practical.
And don't forget that, as we covered last May, Beraton Games' Beratoner NFT collection also officially launched Avatar Mint at Opsy. Not only are they collectable, but these characters can also be used as Vtubers and in-game characters. This shows that the creative side of Berachain doesn't stop in the world of Defi.
However, the success of all these projects will ultimately depend on how the community responds and uses these features. Approved safes may seem like another suggestion, but behind them are complex token design experiments, marketing strategies, and community incentives.
Plus, at press time, Bella has changed her hands at about $1.67top 3.26% Over the past seven days, it has pushed its market capitalization to surpass the $200 million mark.
