Bitcoin faces a growth bottleneck; can Layer 2 scaling solutions break through?

【Crypto World】 Recently, investors have adopted a cautious attitude, with Bitcoin’s upward momentum cooling down, and the market divided into two camps—some say it’s just a short-term correction, while others believe a deeper adjustment is imminent. In this highly volatile environment, some teams are beginning to explore how to truly expand the use cases of Bitcoin. Their approach is straightforward: build a fast execution layer. The specific method involves using the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) to handle off-chain transactions, which are then settled back on Bitcoin. This way, they can achieve speed while retaining Bitcoin’s security attributes. Transaction fees are paid with the native token, and the core selling point of the entire system is verifiability—each transaction is transparent and auditable, eliminating the need to blindly trust any intermediary. This design philosophy directly addresses the pain points of many current scaling solutions: speed and security are often a trade-off, but here they attempt to achieve both simultaneously.