Bitcoin-Native Credit platform Liquidium has unveiled a new Cross-Chain product with which users can borrow assets and borrow in Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana Networks, Accordonation for a statement shared with CryptoSlate.
The new solution is called liquidium cross-chain loans and was announced on the Bitcoin 2025 conference.
Liquidium’s cross-chain loans
According to the company, the product relies on chain fusion technology developed by the Internet Computer (ICP). This infrastructure makes direct communication between block chains possible without needing third-party bridges, which are often seen as security vulnerabilities in defi-architecture.
Liquidium explained that his new product tackles a long -term limitation in decentralized financing by enabling users to deposit native bitcoin and borrow assets such as USDT on Ethereum or USDC on Solana.
Robin Obermaier, CEO of Liquidium, emphasized the focus of the product on security and user control. He stated that liquidium the need for users to worry about which chain they are dealing with.
He added:
“Bitcoin is built for self -geinity, not vomiting keys to centralized bridges … We have abstracted it, so there is only the blockchain. Port native BTC, receive USDT on Ethereum, USDC on Solana or an assets you need, fast and safe.”
The beta launch of the platform is expected to follow in Q3 2025, with a broader public rollout. The intention of users can participate in the waiting list on Liquidium.fi.
Aave-like product
The product design of Liquidium mimics from lending protocols such as Aave, using liquidity pools where users can borrow or borrow assets.
In contrast to Aave, who mainly works on Ethereum, Liquidium facilitates Native-to-Native transactions over multiple chains without tokens or use of guardianship bridges.
Users can deliver Bitcoin directly from portfolios such as ledger or xverse to earn BTC-through searched yields. Likewise, Ethereum, Solana and Stablecoins can be provided via Crypto portfolios such as Metamask or Phantom to generate proceeds on their respective chains.
In the meantime, Liquidium gambles on the cross-chain functionality to stimulate exponential growth for his platform. The platform noted that it aims to unlock the value of more than $ 4.3 billion in packed BTC that is currently inactive in Ethereum-based Defi platforms.
Liquidium CTO Peter Giammanco calls the new product a turning point that the platform would turn into a “multi-billion dollar protocol in TVL and volume.” He added:
“This is the cross-chain loan protocol built for Bitcoin, it will change how Defi works everywhere.”