Babe, good afternoon! I've been feeling like nothing is going well these past few days, so I haven't been very active. Last night, my good friend noticed that I seemed down and secretly prepared a surprise for me.

When I got home and opened the door, the whole table was filled with Crayon Shin-chan, and it was a complete set. I was really touched!

But being moved is one thing; let's get back to our DeFi discussions. Babe, have you also encountered this situation?

Want to put the Bitcoin in your hands onto the blockchain to play DeFi projects? Either you have to fill out a bunch of identity information for verification, or you always fear: "What if the platform has issues, won't the Bitcoin just go down the drain?"

Most of the Bitcoin available in DeFi now is processed by centralized companies, which always makes people feel insecure and uneasy.

@Lombard_Finance recently did something very reliable, it acquired BTC.b on the Avalanche blockchain.

This BTC.b is not simple; its circulating value in the market is almost 540 million now. It was launched in 2022 and has already connected with commonly used decentralized finance platforms like Aave and GMX, earning the trust of users long ago.

Better yet, Lombard didn't make a big fuss from scratch, but chose to upgrade on the existing foundation.

This is very friendly for users holding BTC.b and the platforms that connect to it! Everyone doesn't need to relearn how to operate; the contracts, names, and usage methods are all the same as before, saving a lot of trouble.

These upgrades have genuinely addressed everyone's issues:
In the past, security relied on one institution, but now it has changed to 15 professional institutions working together to ensure safety, which is equivalent to putting 15 locks on the assets, making it much more reassuring.

With the tool Chainlink, you can always check how much real Bitcoin the platform is holding, no longer afraid of being misled.

In the future, Bitcoin will be able to transfer freely between popular platforms like Ethereum and Solana, making capital turnover much more convenient. The operations will also be simple, with low minting and redemption fees, eliminating the need for complex application processes, thus solving the old problems of centralized products being both expensive and troublesome.

The "Dual Selection" feature launched by Lombard simply provides users with two gameplay options:
If you just want to simply watch the price fluctuations of Bitcoin, you can choose BTC.b directly. If you want your Bitcoin to earn money, then convert it to LBTC to earn interest.

Whether you just want to invest casually or plan to play some advanced strategies, this feature can meet your needs.

For us ordinary investors, this tangible upgrade is much more reliable than those flashy new concepts.
#Lombard