Making Bitcoin Adaptive
With BitVM, Bitlayer brings smart contracts to Bitcoin. That means Bitcoin users can now participate in DeFi, mint NFTs, and build composable apps all using their BTC, not wrapped tokens.
Low Costs, Fast Transactions
Bitlayer uses a PoS settlement layer, making transactions feel nearly instant. Users get fast confirmation, and when the network batches rollup data to Bitcoin, the actual security arrives later—but Bitcoin's trust remains intact. That balances convenience with safety.
Real-World Scale
They didn’t just test these features they scaled them. Built on AWS, Bitlayer now handles over 150,000 daily transactions, serves 300+ live projects, and manages over $550M in TVL. And they did this while cutting infrastructure costs by about 20%.
Building with the Community and Capital
Bitlayer’s financial engine blends VC and crowdfunding. With funds from Framework Ventures, Polychain, OKX, and a $5M community sale (oversubscribed by 50%), the project has attained near $30M in backing enabling real product and ecosystem growth.
Cross-Chain Bridge for Native Bitcoin Value
With the BitVM bridge, holders can mint yBTC—a 1:1 BTC-pegged asset—on Solana, combining Bitcoin's security with Solana’s liquidity. This opens up yield opportunities and seamless trading, without giving up custody.
Why Bitlayer Matters in Your Wallet
If you have Bitcoin, Bitlayer lets you do more with it without compromising its safety.
If you're a developer, Bitlayer offers a familiar and high-performing environment for building.
If you're an investor, the infrastructure is live, capital-backed, and growing.
In short: Bitlayer is not just another idea it’s pushing Bitcoin into active participation in DeFi, smart contracts, and cross-chain innovation. That’s real evolution, rooted in trust.
