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⚡️ Friends, watching the growth speed of Lombard, I can't help but write a few more lines. Although the Bitcoin market is still dominated by WBTC, LBTC has quietly taken about 3.5% of the market share, and its growth speed and logic are worth paying attention to. WBTC is more like the classical internet, while LBTC aims to become the mobile internet. WBTC is a bit heavy, with centralized custody, tight regulatory oversight, and limited speed for launching new chains. It has established its territory but also carries a lot of burdens. LBTC, on the other hand, is much lighter: it is jointly regulated by 14 institutions, with verifiable reserves, and follows a trustless route. Its expansion speed is astonishing; in the past year, it has already completed deployments on 17 chains. This multi-chain native strategy is almost tailor-made for the current multi-chain ecosystem. Do you remember when stETH first came out? At first, everyone just thought, oh, another staking derivative. But it solved the liquidity staking pain points of Ethereum, and with Lido working hard on integration and expansion, it quickly transformed from an option to the default option. Now, LBTC gives me the same feeling. It’s not just issuing a packaged Bitcoin; it’s more like building a cross-chain, trustless Bitcoin liquidity layer. Look at what they are doing, building native LBTC liquidity pools on various chains. Developing various yield vaults and strategies, allowing your Bitcoin to not only cross chains but also earn yield on its own. The potential for Bitcoin liquidity staking is enormous, and convenience is the killer feature. For us users, the most important things are convenience, safety, and high returns. If I play on Arbitrum, I can directly use LBTC as collateral to borrow money; on Polygon, I can directly deposit LBTC into a vault to earn yields, and I know the Bitcoin behind it is real and not at risk of being misappropriated. So why would I want to take that slow and centralized old path? Therefore, when I say it will increase its market share tenfold within a year, I’m not just blowing smoke. Going from 3.5% to 35% sounds exaggerated, but looking at its current momentum makes it clear: the speed of deployment and integration is fast. The demand for native Bitcoin liquidity in DeFi is exploding, and trustlessness is clearly the future trend. Once LBTC becomes the "default" form of Bitcoin on major chains, using Bitcoin in DeFi will feel as natural as using ETH or USDC. I’m really looking forward to what new tricks Lombard can come up with next; if this speed can be maintained, the show has just begun. #Bitcoin #LBTC #WBTC #DeFi #KaitoYap #Yap $BARD @KaitoAI @Lombard_Finance

Justin Sun's Crypto Holdings Over Time With $2 billion in assets on-chain, he is one of the wealthiest individuals on Arkham, second only to Satoshi Nakamoto. However, @justinsuntron's on-chain holdings in 2025 are still significantly lower than the historical peak of $7.1 billion in September 2021. Holding both $STETH and $AETHWETH shows interest in the $ETH DeFi ecosystem. $STETH, or Staked Ether, is a liquidity staking token from the Lido protocol, while $AETHWETH is a yield-bearing token from the Aave protocol. It represents Wrapped Ether $WETH that has been sent to Aave's lending market. @trondao @TronDao_VIE #TRONGlobalFriends