Overview
- Lombard took control of BTC.b’s live infrastructure on Avalanche, absorbing the operational protocol, a user base topping 12,500 addresses, and integrations with Aave and GMX.
- The company plans to migrate BTC.b to its decentralized protocol secured by a 15-institution consortium, with completion targeted by Q4 2025.
- Chainlink Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol will be used for bridging while Chainlink Proof of Reserve will provide verifiable backing during and after the transition.
- Lombard pledged continuity for current users by preserving BTC.b’s contract address, name, and existing DeFi placements to avoid onchain disruption.
- Following migration, Lombard plans cross-chain rollout to Ethereum, Solana, and MegaEth, integration into its vault products used by Binance and Bybit, and native SDK support to lower mint and redeem friction.
