BTCFi: when Bitcoin stops being stationary
For more than a decade, Bitcoin has played a clear role: store of value. Safe, resilient, and liquid, but largely passive within the financial system.
This paradigm begins to change with the emergence of BTCFi: a set of infrastructures that allow Bitcoin to participate in yield strategies without losing its base nature.
This is where Lorenzo Protocol introduces a key layer. It does not try to turn Bitcoin into a speculative asset, but into managed capital. The difference is subtle, but fundamental.
Instead of exposing BTC directly to pools or ad hoc constructions, Lorenzo integrates it into an architecture where risk is structured, monitored, and governed. The focus is not on "putting BTC to work," but on how it is done.
This approach is especially relevant for institutional profiles. Bitcoin can enter yield strategies as long as there is traceability, clear rules, and separation between execution and control. BTCFi, in this context, stops being a narrative and becomes infrastructure.
From this perspective, Lorenzo acts as a liquidity layer for Bitcoin, connecting BTC with productive strategies without breaking its fundamental properties.
The token $BANK serves a structural role here: governing how Bitcoin is integrated into these architectures, not forcing its use.
@Lorenzo Protocol presents a natural evolution for Bitcoin: from immobile asset to managed capital.
Image: Lorenzo Protocol on X
⸻
This publication should not be considered financial advice. Always do your own research and make informed decisions when investing in cryptocurrencies.
