At the end of last month, the crypto industry quietly completed a technical migration that can only be described as "textbook-level." To use the analogy of the House TV series I've been watching recently, this "migration" could be considered a highly complex "heart transplant." @Lombard_Finance, together with Ava Labs, managed to extract over 3,800 real BTC (BTC.b) from the old architecture and fit them into Lombard's own institutional-grade platform in just 24 hours. But for ordinary users, the name of their tokens remained unchanged, their contracts remained unchanged, and their balances remained unchanged. This is truly amazing. ❓What changes did this massive migration bring? 1️⃣ Robust Underlying Security Logic Previously, people were always wary of cross-chain assets, fearing the theft of private keys through multi-signature. Lombard has implemented a "defense-in-depth" system: 15 independent validator consensus + hardware-level vault + real-time proof of reserves 2️⃣ Completely Say Goodbye to KYC After the migration, minting BTC.b through the Lombard App is now "zero-barrier": no cumbersome KYC, no geographical restrictions (except for those on blacklists). As long as you have native BTC, you can mint it with a few clicks and seamlessly enjoy the rewards. 3️⃣ The "Lego Era" of BTC is Really Coming This migration signifies that Lombard has turned BTC.b into a standardized "Lego brick." Now, Binance, Bybit... These leading wallets have already natively integrated this feature. In the future, users may be able to convert their BTC into BTC.b with a single click in any app, and then automatically earn yields in different pools. I predict that multi-chain expansion will accelerate in the near future. twitter.com/one_snowball/statu...