#比特币Layer2扩展 The integration of Lolli with Spark is worth paying attention to. From an on-chain perspective, the significance of this update lies in the fact that the Lightning Network's payment experience has finally reached the application layer, with withdrawal delays reduced from several days to seconds, and gas costs decreased from a few dollars to fractions of a cent.

Background overview: After Thesis was acquired, user loss was severe, and the decision to freeze withdrawals angered many holders. Now, by integrating the Spark protocol, it is essentially remedying the previous trust deficit.

There are three key points of observation. First, Mezo's EVM compatibility solution has been resisted by users, indicating that there is indeed market demand for native Bitcoin solutions. Second, the on-chain activity data of the Lightning Network is worth tracking—if Lolli's withdrawal volume increases significantly, it shows that the application side has truly been connected. Third, this is a signal that the Bitcoin Layer 2 ecosystem is moving from technical feasibility to practical application, and future data on transfer scale and user retention will be important.

In the short term, whether Lolli can stop user loss; in the medium term, whether the Lightning Network application ecosystem can break through liquidity bottlenecks. Data speaks.