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How will the liquidity of Bitcoin and Ethereum be integrated in next-generation cross-asset finance? @arbitrum, @SolvProtocol @Lombard_Finance Summary Arbitrum provides the transaction processing speed and low fees necessary for Bitcoin-based financial assets (BTCFi). Solv's SolvBTC vault and Lombard's LBTC infrastructure supply yield-generating Bitcoin capital, and this combination has already secured approximately $500 million in BTC liquidity on Arbitrum. Institutional pilot projects like SG-FORGE and Jooz Holdings are proving demand, but issues such as TVL imbalance, bridge risk, and lack of standards remain major challenges. 1. Shared liquidity pools between BTCFi and L2 DeFi Arbitrum's Aave v3 has about $205 million in SolvBTC deposited, showing an average loan interest rate of 2.5%. The SolvBTC-USDC pool on Uniswap v3 is approximately $25 million, offering fee income and rewards at a level of 9-11%. Pendle has about $15 million in SolvBTC derivatives being traded. In Ethereum's Aave v3, LBTC is deposited at around $350 million, which is set to be transferred to Arbitrum in Q1 2026. Overall, the total deposits of BTCFi on Arbitrum are about $500 million, recording a monthly increase of 20%. Cross-chain movement is performed through Chainlink CCIP, taking a few minutes to move from Bitcoin to Ethereum and back to Arbitrum, with slippage of less than 1%. Lombard's LBTC is expected to be deployed on Arbitrum after the Babylon validator hard fork, and thanks to Arbitrum's maximum 40,000 TPS rollup structure, transaction fees are only about $0.01. 2. Settlement guarantees for heterogeneous capital flows SolvBTC is issued 1:1 based on Ceffu's MPC custody and Chainlink's real-time Proof-of-Reserve. LBTC adopts a non-custodial lock-issue structure where Babylon validators submit certificates. After about an hour of block confirmation on the Bitcoin chain, assets become available on Arbitrum within 5 minutes. Cross-chain messaging is processed within a minute via Chainlink CCIP, and there have been no critical security incidents so far. However, with approximately $2.8 billion in losses reported across the industry due to bridge vulnerabilities, a dual oracle design (parallel Chainlink and Redstone) is essential. 3. Institutional dual-chain liquidity participation From late October to early November 2025, Jooz Holdings is depositing up to 10,000 BTC, about $1 billion, into the SolvBTC vault while conducting corporate financial operations and RWA pilots. SG-FORGE is pushing for loans compliant with MiCA regulations using LBTC as collateral, and multi-chain exchanges between BTC.b and LBTC are also being experimented through Chainlink's SmartCon agreement. Although $1.34 billion in funds exited Bitcoin ETFs in early November, companies are expanding BTCFi positions aiming for a base yield of 3-5% and additional DeFi profits. 4. Establishing cross-chain financial standards SolvBTC and LBTC support both ERC-20 and ERC-4626 interfaces, enabling integration with major DeFi protocols like Aave, Uniswap, and Pendle. SolvDAO is set to vote on the introduction of the 'sBTC-4626' meta-standard in Q4 2025. Solv's Staking Abstraction Layer (SAL) standardizes the entire flow from deposit to yield, and Lombard's SDK follows the same structure. Experiments are underway on the Arbitrum Orbit testnet to integrate this in a precompiled form, reducing integration speed by 60%. Currently, the governance of each project operates independently, but in October 2025, a cross-DAO forum will be established within the Arbitrum governance hub to discuss bridge caps and oracle thresholds. While Chainlink CCIP has established itself as a common messaging layer for the two projects, common slashing rules and insurance systems have yet to be established, limiting insurance underwriting for liquidity pools exceeding $100 million. Conclusion Arbitrum offers scalability and speed, while Solv and Lombard provide yield-generating Bitcoin. Their combination has already formed over $500 million in BTC liquidity, attracting institutional participation from banks and publicly listed companies. CCIP-based bridges, ERC-4626 structures, and audited custody provide a reliable payment foundation, but liquidity fragmentation is inevitable until the deployment of LBTC on Arbitrum is completed and BTCFi standards are established. In the short term, the key growth drivers are the deployment of LBTC, the determination of cross-DAO risk parameters, and the expansion of insurance coverage.