You can sell more than $30 million of LBTC into USDC onchain with less than 1.5% slippage. LBTC’s on-chain liquidity is stronger than ever. Lombard currently has more than $150M deployed across a variety of DEXs on multiple chains. Importantly, these pools are balanced: they’re not vanity metrics where 90% of the exposure is one-sided LBTC. For example, pools like Aerodrome (cbBTC/LBTC) and Fluid (wBTC/LBTC) have less than 25% LBTC, with the majority in opposite-side liquidity available for traders to swap into. Lastly, LBTC liquidity has been consistently rebalanced and arbitraged, with market makers actively supporting the peg since launch. From day one, users could stake only native BTC and redeem only native BTC directly on the Bitcoin network. LBTC has never been backed by ERC-20 Bitcoin wrappers, so it was never redeemable on EVM chains. This is a deliberate choice: the quality of the underlying assets directly impacts peg stability. Lombard’s combination of deep liquidity and underlying BTC security has been central to LBTC adoption. Leading risk curators such as @chaos_labs, @gauntlet_xyz, @Re7Labs, @MEVCapital , @bgdlabs, @LlamaRisk, and @BlockAnalitica trust us. As a result, LBTC has become the preferred Bitcoin LST provider for Tier 1 protocols, including @aave, @ether_fi, @symbioticfi, @veda_labs, @katana, @sparkdotfi, @derivexyz, @MorphoLabs, @CurveFinance, and many others. That’s why LBTC dominates with 57% Bitcoin LST market share. Just use LBTC.