Dear @ZeusNetworkHQ The BTC ecosystem is not only plagued by high transaction fees but also slow speeds. Over time, various "wrapped Bitcoin" solutions emerged, such as WBTC, which essentially means you hand over your Bitcoin to someone else, and they give you a "token certificate" to play with on other chains. However, there’s a catch: you have to trust that the project holding your coins won’t "run away" with them. At this point, zBTC appeared, which is a native Bitcoin mapping on the Solana chain. There’s no one to "custody" your coins, and no one is misusing your coins; it relies on Zeus Network's "permissionless" mechanism to handle everything. The biggest highlights of zBTC are threefold: 1:1 peg. Unlike some "stablecoins" that claim to be pegged to the dollar but end up being worthless at critical moments, zBTC is exactly equal to the amount of BTC. You can deposit and withdraw anytime, just like using an ATM: insert your card, enter your password, and the money comes out. It can enter the DeFi ecosystem on Solana, allowing for lending, staking, and earning yields, truly achieving "money making money." Of course, with anything new, you have to see if it can run steadily. Everyone knows Solana has experienced outages in the past; although it has improved significantly, there’s still a lingering concern. Therefore, whether zBTC can maintain stability in the long run will have to be validated by time. @Galxe #Starboard