Top BTC LSTs

Bitcoin liquid staking tokens (BTC LSTs) bring native BTC yield — sourced from Babylon staking, restaking and protocol-specific strategies — onto EVM chains as freely tradable receipt tokens. Track every major BTC LST in one place: Lombard LBTC, Bedrock uniBTC and Fire FBTC on Ethereum; xSolvBTC, Lorenzo stBTC and pumpBTC governance (PUMP) on BNB Chain. Live DEX prices, 1h price action and 24h trading volume across Uniswap, Curve, PancakeSwap and other venues — with a per-token deep dive into pools, traders and trades.

Tokens tracked
4
Total volume ($643.49K · 24h)
Total volume (24h)
$643.49K
Across 4 listed tokens
Avg change (24h)
-1.60%
Sector momentum across tracked tokens
🚀 Top gainer (1h)
PUMP
+1.72%
pumpBTC Governance
🔥 Most traded (24h)
LBTC
$618.38K
Lombard Staked Bitcoin
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Top losers (1h)

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BTC LSTs 24h volume heatmap

Tile size = 24h DEX volume, color = 1h price change. Click any token for live DEX analytics.

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BTC LSTs Token Rankings

TokenPriceChange (1h)Change (24h)Vol(24h)Network
LBTCLombard Staked Bitcoin
$78,496.03+0.05%-1.40%$618.38KEthereum logoEthereum
PUMPpumpBTC Governance
$0.01172+1.72%-4.99%$16.97KBSC logoBSC
uniBTCBedrock uniBTC
$77,680.210.00%0.00%$8.12KEthereum logoEthereum
stBTCLorenzo Staked BTC
$0.000.00%0.00%$14BSC logoBSC
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Networks: Ethereum, BSC. Live price, 1h & 24h price change and 24h volume are sourced from Bitquery's multi-chain Trading.Tokens endpoint and refresh approximately every minute. 2 tokens from the curated set are hidden because they don't yet trade on a chain we index. Click any token for full streaming analytics.

About BTC LSTs

BTC liquid staking tokens (LSTs) are receipt tokens that represent BTC staked through one of the new Bitcoin staking protocols — primarily Babylon, which lets BTC holders secure other proof-of-stake chains and earn rewards. Each LST keeps the underlying BTC productive while remaining a tradable, lendable, DeFi-composable token on EVM chains. DEXRabbit aggregates the major BTC LSTs across the chains they actually trade on: Ethereum (Lombard LBTC — currently the largest, Bedrock uniBTC, Fire FBTC) and BNB Chain (Solv xSolvBTC, Lorenzo stBTC, pumpBTC governance PUMP). Use the table to compare 24h DEX volume across the entire sector and click into any token for full streaming analytics.

  • Multi-chain coverage — Ethereum and BNB Chain in one view
  • Live DEX prices and 1h price change for every major BTC LST
  • Compare LBTC, uniBTC, FBTC, xSolvBTC, stBTC and PUMP by 24h on-chain volume
  • Drill into any LST for full real-time analytics: trades, pools, top traders, dex markets

BTC LSTs FAQ

Frequently asked questions about BTC LSTs on Ethereum, BSC

What is a BTC LST?
A Bitcoin LST (liquid staking token) is a receipt token issued when BTC is delegated to a Bitcoin staking protocol — most commonly Babylon, which uses BTC to secure other proof-of-stake chains. The underlying BTC keeps earning staking rewards while you hold a freely tradable EVM token (e.g. LBTC, uniBTC, FBTC, xSolvBTC, stBTC) that can be swapped, lent, or used as DeFi collateral.
How does Babylon-staked BTC work?
Babylon is the leading native BTC staking protocol — it lets Bitcoin holders lock BTC on the Bitcoin chain and use it to provide economic security to other PoS networks, earning rewards in return. Most major BTC LSTs (LBTC by Lombard, stBTC by Lorenzo, pumpBTC by Pump) are wrappers around Babylon-staked BTC. Bedrock uniBTC and Solv xSolvBTC use related but slightly different staking / restaking strategies.
How do BTC LSTs differ from each other?
Each BTC LST tracks the BTC price (most trade close to 1:1 with WBTC / cbBTC on EVM) and accrues yield in its exchange rate over time. They differ in: which staking strategy they use (Babylon, restaking, multi-source), which chains they're deployed on (LBTC and uniBTC are mostly Ethereum; xSolvBTC, stBTC and PUMP are BNB Chain), the issuer's risk model, and which DeFi protocols accept them as collateral.
How do I buy BTC LSTs?
Open the table above, click any LST (e.g. LBTC, uniBTC, xSolvBTC) to land on its DEXRabbit detail page. Each row links to the network-specific page where you can choose a pool or DEX market to swap on the underlying chain — Uniswap / Curve on Ethereum, PancakeSwap on BNB Chain.
Which BTC LST has the most liquidity?
The most actively traded BTC LSTs by 24h DEX volume bubble to the top of the table by default. Liquidity is the cleanest signal — deeper pools mean tighter spreads and lower exit slippage. Lombard LBTC currently dominates Ethereum BTC LST volume, while xSolvBTC and stBTC lead the BNB Chain side. Rankings update live as on-chain flows shift.
Is the BTC LST data real-time?
Yes — prices, 1h change and trade counts on this page come from on-chain DEX swaps via the Bitquery API and refresh roughly every minute. Each chain (Ethereum and BNB Chain) is queried independently in parallel, then merged into the unified view above.
How is BTC LST 24h volume calculated?
Volume reflects direct DEX trades on each chain's native venues — Uniswap / Curve / Balancer on Ethereum, PancakeSwap on BNB Chain. Aggregator routes (certain meta-DEXs) are excluded so each LST's volume reflects native pool activity, not routed flow — a more honest read of where actual on-chain liquidity sits.
Why don't you show market cap for BTC LSTs?
Market cap requires the LST's circulating supply, which depends on each issuer's mint balance and isn't tracked by DEX trade data alone. We focus on what on-chain DEX activity does tell us: live price, 24h trading volume, 1h price action and trade counts. For TVL / supply rankings, see the issuer dashboards (Lombard, Bedrock, Solv, Lorenzo, Pump) or DefiLlama.