You have to take care on which chain you have your $LBTC. The @Lombard_Finance ecosystem is great because you can accumulate LBTC almost on every major chain. I've accumulated LBTC on Base, Sonic, Sui and also on BNB chain. But after looking into it in detail I realized that the liqudity situation on each chain is a bit different. As an example after trying to get the LBTC on BNB chain out of it to move it to Base, the first thing I've tried was to swap it into USDC and then use Stargate to bridge USDC back to Base. There would be some loss inbetween swapping from LBTC to USDC and back, including bridging. But after checking the liquidity on BNB Chain (or at least on Pancakeswap) my LTBC position had a loss of about 30% when swapping it back into any asset. It doesn't matter trying to swap it into wBTC, cbBTC or USDC. The value loss was at a similar level. The amount itself was not big, as it was only about 100 USD worth of LBTC, but loosing even on that amount 30% is not an easy decision to do. So I looked for other ways to get out of BNB Chain and move the assets to Base. After a few clicks, I've found that that the bridge on Lombard itself offers BNB-> BASE bridging, without any value loss, as it is bridging LBTC itself. It takes a bit longer than briding assets over Stargate with Layer Zero, but the assets arrive without any loss of tokens, so it is ok. I'll have to move over SUI based LBTC also to Base, but in that case I'll need to move it first to ETH and then back to BASE, as SUI does not support a direct bridge to Base.