1:1 recovered Liquid Bitcoin (LBTC)... Federation peg-out restrictions
Original headline1대1 복구된 리퀴드 비트코인(LBTC)…페더레이션 페그아웃 제한
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The Liquid Federation has restored 1:1 BTC backing for Liquid Bitcoin (LBTC) following a September security incident, though federation-operated peg-outs remain restricted. The federation said in an official notice on the 3rd that reserve status can be verified via Liquid node proof-of-reserves functionality or a public dashboard, after Blockstream CEO Adam Back committed to restoring Liquid's 1:1 collateralization and redemption structure. BTC-to-LBTC swaps resumed weeks ago through participating providers, and SideSwap has reopened its own deposits and withdrawals, but federation-native peg-outs are still limited. The restoration matters because it addresses the collateral gap that undermined confidence in LBTC, one of Bitcoin's longest-running sidechain assets. What to watch next is when the federation fully lifts peg-out restrictions and whether independent reserve attestations confirm the 1:1 backing at scale.
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