The Standard for Bitcoin Finance and home to $tBTC.
Bringing trust-minimized Bitcoin on-chain for 6 yrs,
w/ $5.2B bridge vol, and $2.4B in collateralized loans.
tBTC's Q4 roadmap is focused on migration from ECDSA signing to FROST Schnorr. This update aims to tighten security, minimize bridge latency, and improve mint & redemption processing times.
Here's a quick summary of the upcoming updates:
Institutional custodians can integrate tBTC to provide clients with access to Bitcoin Onchain Finance.
Threshold Co-Founder MacLane Wilkison explains how this works and what it means for institutional Bitcoin adoption in his discussion with @AleaResearch.
Bitcoin-backed lending reached $73.6 billion in 2025 and is projected to exceed $90 billion by the end of 2026.
Threshold’s Verifiable Bitcoin Accounts enable institutions to participate in onchain lending while maintaining Bitcoin in segregated, auditable accounts. Here's how: https://t.co/IkrhpxnKwN
Stay liquid without selling your Bitcoin.
Borrow against your BTC at 4%* in USD or 2.5%* in EUR to cover expenses, meet obligations, or access capital while keeping your Bitcoin safe.
Explore Bitcoin-backed credit with tBTC @tBTC_project
Better processing time, same Bitcoin.
The tBTC bridge upgrade to Schnorr offers a leaner signing protocol, making minting and redemption faster than with the current ECDSA signatures.
i was going to make a better worded announcement about this, but i feel quite compelled now to say that i am now working at @TheTNetwork to exactly move us from ECDSA to Schnorr in a matter of weeks, not months :)
look forward to a better announcement later.
tBTC supply stands at $346M, and nearly half of it (48%) is deployed as collateral in lending markets. Aave alone holds ~$144M.
Here's the latest breakdown as of October 7, 2026: