Interesting perspective. We're moving from protocols that transfer assets to protocols that transfer rights and obligations.

@Lorenzo Protocol $BANK #LorenzoProtocol
Bitcoin usually sits in portfolios like a suit that doesn’t quite fit—sure, it’s secure, but it rarely feels made for the moment. Lorenzo Protocol steps in like a skilled tailor, reshaping traditional finance strategies for Bitcoin’s shape using liquid staking and tokenized funds, all stitched together on the blockchain. The idea? Turn the usual, stuffy world of TradFi into something more transparent and flexible, letting Bitcoin shine without messing with its DNA.
Lorenzo Protocol’s made a real mark in Bitcoin DeFi. By December 2025, it locked in $570 million in value, with more than 5,600 Bitcoin staked. It works across 30+ chains, offering users in the Binance ecosystem a wide range of options, all underpinned by solid, institutional security thanks to its multi-signature setup.
The process starts with liquid staking. Bitcoin holders can put their BTC to work, making it more mobile and productive. Drop your BTC in and get enzoBTC, a one-to-one wrapped token that you can swap back for Bitcoin anytime. That’s your flexible layer—use it for trades or connect with other protocols, with nearly $480 million locked up here alone. Want to earn more? Stake your enzoBTC to get stBTC. This token racks up rewards from protocols like Babylon, and holds about $10 million in value. You earn staking rewards and points, and you can even lend stBTC on BNB Chain to stack up extra returns. Picture this: you start by staking for steady yields, then move your stBTC into yield farms for a bigger boost—all while keeping it tradable. Suddenly, Bitcoin isn’t just a rigid asset; it’s a piece you can style to fit any market trend.
Then there’s the On-Chain Traded Funds (OTFs). Lorenzo tokenizes strategies that would normally be locked up in traditional finance, turning them into customizable, blockchain-based assets. OTFs act like blueprints for different investment styles. One might protect your capital by mimicking stable, bond-like returns. Another uses algorithms to trade futures, hunting for profit as markets shift. Some OTFs actively rebalance, adapting to economic changes, while others focus on smoothing out volatility by shifting assets when things get wild. Yield-structured products combine steady returns with the chance for more, adding on features like capped BTC to fit both institutional and retail investors. The mainnet launch of the USD1+ OTF in 2025—pulling together returns from private credit and quant trades—really grabbed attention, with its low entry bar and smart contract transparency.
At the heart of it all sits the BANK token. It’s Lorenzo’s essential currency on BNB Smart Chain, with a circulating supply of 527 million, a total supply near 538 million, and a max of 2.1 billion—putting the market cap close to $18 million at around three cents per token. BANK rewards users for staking, letting them earn a slice of protocol fees from OTFs and other products. It’s the thread tying the community together, and it unlocks perks like yield boosts. For governance, there’s veBANK: lock your BANK tokens for longer and get more say in decisions. Stake for two years and your voting power triples, letting you help steer new products or integrations. Even shorter locks get you some influence. veBANK holders direct how Lorenzo evolves, voting on new features and keeping the platform in sync with its users.
After BANK shot up 248% in November 2025—thanks to new integrations—Lorenzo Protocol is pretty much built for Binance Square users looking to get more from Bitcoin DeFi. Maybe you want to grow your holdings safely, build your own OTFs, or trade with more agility. Whatever your style, Lorenzo lets you shape your Bitcoin experience without the usual TradFi limits.
So, what catches your eye? Custom OTF strategies, BTC liquid staking, yield products, or veBANK’s governance? Drop your thoughts below.