Threshold Network
Threshold Network is a decentralized protocol that makes Bitcoin usable across DeFi through tBTC, its Bitcoin bridge.
What is Threshold Network?
Threshold Network is a decentralized protocol that makes Bitcoin usable in every market that matters. Its flagship product, tBTC, transforms Bitcoin into a usable asset for lending, staking, trading, and yield across the onchain economy, with over $5.2B in accumulated bridge volume and 150k+ global users. Threshold Network is secured by threshold cryptography, backed by leading node operators who uphold the protocol's integrity and availability. The protocol offers institutional-grade Bitcoin rails with risk-minimized returns and onchain proof of reserves, permissionless DeFi participation, and programmable Bitcoin integrations with composable SDKs.
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