Liquidity provision has been a central mechanism in decentralized finance (DeFi), establishing the foundation for efficient markets and permissionless trading. From the introduction of automated market makers, liquidity pools have become a recognized infrastructure layer for digital assets. The launch of tBTC-MUSD (@MezoNetwork) pool on Uniswap V4, accessible via Merkl,

Ember Protocol has launched its new vault on Sui, introducing a streamlined way for users to access structured yield strategies. This development strengthens Sui’s DeFi landscape, expanding the tools available to participants who want to deploy capital efficiently in a secure and transparent environment. At the core of this

August was a defining month for Threshold, marked by record adoption metrics, expanded integrations, and global industry presence. Together, these milestones continue to advance tBTC as the most decentralized and permissionless bridge for bringing Bitcoin onchain. Highlights from August Expanding DeFi Access tBTC was integrated into two leading lending markets:

July marked significant progress for Threshold Network and tBTC, with total value locked reaching $696 million and successful expansion to Sui Network. These metrics reflect broader developments in our mission to provide trust-minimized Bitcoin infrastructure for DeFi. Sui Network Launch: Meeting Market Demand Within 30 days of launching on Sui,

Today, Threshold DAO has launched its first cross-chain native minting experience for tBTC users on Arbitrum. If you’ve been looking to leverage Bitcoin’s power in the thriving Ethereum Layer 2 ecosystem, this launch offers a seamless, user-friendly solution. With innovative UI upgrades, direct minting capabilities, and no need