It’s becoming obvious that Lombard isn’t just integrating Bitcoin across chains they’re standardizing Bitcoin’s presence across L1s and L2s. While most ecosystems juggle multiple, fragmented BTC assets, @Lombard_Finance is quietly creating something far more powerful: a canonical Bitcoin layer that unifies liquidity, naming standards, and infrastructure across chains. And the data points to a coordinated strategy: 🔹 Asset Consolidation: BTCK → BTC.b on Katana BTC.b → LBTC pairing across DeFi One naming scheme, one architecture, one standard emerging across ecosystems. 🔹 Canonical Deployment Playbook: Each chain gets both the yield-bearing LBTC and non yield BTC.b mirroring traditional finance’s split between “productive capital” and pure exposure. 🔹 Cross-Chain Consistency: Avalanche → Ethereum → Solana → MegaETH → Monad → more in 2026 Every chain receives the same predictable Bitcoin rails. 🔹 Protocol-Ready from Day 1: New networks don’t have to build BTC infra from scratch, they onboard Lombard’s SDK and instantly unlock swaps, borrowing, or liquidity markets. Most people still see Lombard as bringing Bitcoin to DeFi. But the real play is much bigger: They’re building the unified Bitcoin standard every chain will follow. In a multichain world where fragmentation slows growth, the chain that aligns with the canonical BTC layer wins liquidity. And Lombard is positioning themselves as the issuer of that standard. This is the part the market hasn’t priced in yet but builders already have.