$T / tBTC The shift happening around Bitcoin in DeFi is subtle. It’s not about making Bitcoin “do more” but about letting it participate without surrendering its foundational assumptions. Many bridging attempts forgot that Bitcoin’s value comes from its trust-minimized architecture, not from its portability alone. @TheTNetwork preserves that structure by distributing custody among a network using cryptographic threshold signatures rather than relying on a single custodian or federation. There is no central authority holding keys, no intermediary to fail, no trusted middle layer to compromise. The guarantee is structural, not promised. This changes the frame: Bitcoin can now enter open liquidity environments while staying Bitcoin. Not wrapped in someone’s custody narrative, but extended into systems that respect its origin. It’s infrastructure that doesn’t ask users to trust differently than they already do.