# 比特币Layer2扩展

#比特币Layer2扩展 The Lightning Network has once again achieved a new application breakthrough! Lolli has completed integration with Spark, now allowing users to withdraw Bitcoin rewards directly on the Lightning Network. This may seem like a small feature update, but it reflects the accelerated maturity of the Layer2 expansion ecosystem.
Think about it—what is Bitcoin's ultimate vision? Isn't it to become the most liquid and easiest-to-use value network globally? But the limitations of the main chain are obvious—slow transactions and high fees. The emergence of the Lightning Network perfectly sol

#比特币Layer2扩展 Seeing the BTC Layer2 forecast for 2026, what flashed through my mind were the debates about Ethereum before it was even born back in 2014. Back then, the Bitcoin community's discussions on block size expansion were just as intense as they are now, only we didn't have terms like Rollup or Sequencer yet.
Now BTC Layer2 is about to make a comeback, and honestly, this should have happened a long time ago. This isn't a new narrative; it's a delayed catch-up of ten years. Bitcoin has always been the most stable chain, but precisely because of its conservatism, its ecosystem innovation

#比特币Layer2扩展 The Bitcoin track has new developments again. Lolli has integrated the Lightning Network for withdrawals—what does this mean? After being acquired by Thesis, many users complained about withdrawal difficulties. Now, with the integration of the Spark protocol, on-chain withdrawals have finally been streamlined.
This is good news for us HODLers—low cost, instant settlement, and significantly improved withdrawal efficiency. Did you know? The core advantage of the Lightning Network is its second-level settlement with near-zero fees, which perfectly solves the most headache-inducing p

#比特币Layer2扩展 Wait, is Bitcoin Layer2 really coming? 🤔 I've always heard about Ethereum's Layer2 solutions like Arbitrum and Optimism, but I haven't really understood Bitcoin's L2. After reading this forecast article, I realize that by 2026, Bitcoin Layer2 could become a major event, and there are a bunch of teams pushing it behind the scenes.
What shocked me the most was this sentence—"The launch of the first Bitcoin Layer2 will challenge the notion that 'BTC is just a meme coin or outdated relic'." It feels like Bitcoin is no longer just "holding to wait for appreciation," but can really ha

#比特币Layer2扩展 Seeing the recent update from Lolli, the Lightning Network withdrawal pathway has finally been paved. To be honest, the previous wave of operations after Thesis's acquisition indeed missed the mark—freezing withdrawals, forcibly migrating infrastructure, and user complaints were justified. Now, although the integration with Spark comes a bit late, it at least addresses the core pain points.
From a follow-trader perspective, these kinds of application-layer actions actually reflect a trend: Layer2 infrastructure is gradually maturing, and the potential for reducing transaction cos

#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 defi

#比特币Layer2扩展 Lolli finally supports Lightning Network withdrawals? This update is a bit late 🚀 After being acquired by Thesis, many people criticized heavily, but now with Spark protocol integration, there's finally some action. The speed and low fees of the Lightning Network can truly be implemented in BTC reward applications this time, which is the way Layer2 should be. The Bitcoin expansion race is getting more intense, with Mezo and Spark fighting for territory. Whoever improves user experience first will win. It feels like the withdrawal experience in the BTC ecosystem will directly tak

#比特币Layer2扩展 Seeing the news about Lolli integrating the Lightning Network, I thought about how many holders have been feeling these days. From the suspension of withdrawals after the acquisition to the reopening of withdrawal channels now, this process has indeed been a bit exhausting.
But upon reflection, this situation is also worth pondering. When we pursue profits, we often overlook a fundamental issue—the liquidity and security of assets. Bitcoin reward apps sound very attractive, but if withdrawals are restricted and platforms frequently migrate, those seemingly good returns might end

#比特币Layer2扩展 Seeing Lolli now support Lightning Network withdrawals, my first reaction is: good thing, but a bit late.
Do you remember when Thesis was acquired in July? The platform directly paused all withdrawal operations to migrate infrastructure, and before getting user approval, they integrated EVM-compatible Mezo. At that time, many people were upset, feeling that their assets were being "frozen" artificially. These are old tricks—after an acquisition, changing the architecture, often ignoring user dissatisfaction.
Now, adding Lightning Network support is indeed a remedy, but the underl