Cardano’s Lace Wallet Goes Multichain: Bitcoin Support Added in Power Move

Charles Hoskinson drops the interoperability bomb—Cardano’s flagship Lace wallet now speaks Bitcoin. No more siloed assets for ADA maximalists.

Behind the scenes: The integration likely required wrapping BTC to work on Cardano’s EUTXO model—because even crypto’s ’ETH killers’ eventually bend the knee to Satoshi’s invention.

Wall Street take note: While TradFi struggles with settlement times, crypto wallets are quietly building the rails for cross-chain finance. (Your legacy systems are showing.)

Lace, developed by Input Output Global (IOG), is a lightweight wallet platform for managing ADA and other digital assets. The wallet now includes support for Firefox, performance upgrades, and Bitcoin functionality.

“With this release, Lace becomes even more accessible and versatile, introducing Firefox support, the beta rollout of Bitcoin, and several performance improvements under the hood,” Lace stated in a blog post. 

The news didn’t spark a strong price movement, but it is a step forward in Cardano’s cross-chain plans. 

As of Today, ADA remained NEAR $0.70, trading within a narrow range of $07105 and 0.7090. Looking at the chart, it hovered around its 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $0.71. 

Yesterday, the price dipped to $0.66 but has regained its value. if ADA breaks past $0.74 and closes above it, the next likely target is $0.80. 

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently at 53, sitting above the neutral line of 50. This means the momentum is divided between both buyers and sellers.

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