Bitcoin was built to be decentralized money. Sui was built to make assets composable and programmable. Now BTCfi is bringing them together - one asset at a time. From trustless custody to exchange-native liquidity, here’s how Bitcoin comes alive on Sui 👇

wBTC via Sui Bridge 🔐 Custodial (wBTC issuer holds BTC, Sui validators secure mapping) wBTC from Ethereum is locked → minted on Sui. BTC custody stays with the wBTC issuer, but Sui validators secure the bridged token. A convenient bridge for ETH-native BTC holders

LBTC by @Lombard_Finance 🔐 Multisig (moving to decentralized vaults) BTC is locked, liquid staked via @babylonlabs_io, and becomes LBTC on Sui. You keep full liquidity, earn Babylon rewards, and use LBTC across DeFi. BTC at work - on multiple layers.

xBTC by OKX @wallet 🔐 Custodial (held by exchange) Skip the bridge. OKX users can move BTC directly into Sui as xBTC. If you’re CEX-native and want onchain access fast, this is the on-ramp.

tBTC by @TheTNetwork 🔐 Trust-minimized via threshold cryptography BTC custody is distributed - no single party controls the funds. tBTC reflects Bitcoin’s own values: permissionless, decentralized, resilient. No multisig, no custodian - just math.

sBTC via @Stacks 🔐 Backed by BTC, secured via Bitcoin’s Proof of Transfer sBTC isn’t wrapped - it’s a native asset from Stacks, a Bitcoin L2 with smart contracts. When it comes to Sui, it connects Bitcoin’s security with Stacks’ programmability. A cross-ecosystem collaboration - not just a bridge.

BTCfi on Sui isn’t just about bringing BTC over. It’s about unlocking new utility: 🔁 Yield ⚙️ Composability 🔓 Decentralized access Different models, different tradeoffs. Choose based on what you trust - and what you want to build.

Bitcoin is no longer stuck in cold storage. With BTCfi on @SuiNetwork, it’s moving, working, earning, and integrating. Learn more 👇