Bitcoin liquidity was fragmented across multiple chains. The solution? Unlocking native BTC without the friction.
Imagine accessing Bitcoin on 140+ networks simultaneously—no wrapped tokens, no bridge dependencies. That's what native BTC infrastructure achieves. It simplifies what once seemed complex: direct asset portability across the entire blockchain ecosystem.
The shift from centralized bridges to native cross-chain mechanisms represents a meaningful step forward for Bitcoin's utility in Web3. Users get cleaner transaction flows. Developers get cleaner infrastructure. The network effect compounds from there.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 01-06 14:19
Native BTC cross-chain has been discussed for a long time; the real implementation depends on execution capability.
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VitalikFanAccount
· 01-06 03:51
Sounds good, but can it really run on 140+ chains simultaneously? I'd like to see how it actually performs.
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GasFeeTears
· 01-03 21:53
Native BTC sounds pretty good, but are wrapped tokens really that troublesome... To be honest, bridging is still manageable.
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HashRateHermit
· 01-03 21:51
Wait, can native BTC really flow seamlessly across more than 140 chains? That sounds a little too good to be true...
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 01-03 21:48
ngl, that native BTC approach sounds pretty impressive, but can it really solve the fragmentation issue... or is it just another packaged promise
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SignatureVerifier
· 01-03 21:27
ngl, "native BTC on 140+ chains" sounds nice until you actually audit the cross-chain validation logic. trust but verify, right? where's the threat model analysis on this one
Bitcoin liquidity was fragmented across multiple chains. The solution? Unlocking native BTC without the friction.
Imagine accessing Bitcoin on 140+ networks simultaneously—no wrapped tokens, no bridge dependencies. That's what native BTC infrastructure achieves. It simplifies what once seemed complex: direct asset portability across the entire blockchain ecosystem.
The shift from centralized bridges to native cross-chain mechanisms represents a meaningful step forward for Bitcoin's utility in Web3. Users get cleaner transaction flows. Developers get cleaner infrastructure. The network effect compounds from there.