Lorenzo Protocol: towards an on-chain investment banking
For years, DeFi has advanced rapidly in products, but slowly in structure. We have seen innovation in trading, lending, and yield, but little evolution in how capital is managed professionally.
Lorenzo Protocol is based on a different thesis: DeFi does not need more isolated instruments, but native on-chain capital managers.
In traditional finance, investment banking does not exist to promise returns, but to structure capital, design vehicles, assess risk, and align incentives among participants. Lorenzo translates that logic into the blockchain environment, using software instead of intermediaries.
Throughout its architecture —FAL, OTFs, vaults, and BTCFi products— the pattern is consistent: abstraction of complexity, explicit rules, and continuous traceability. The goal is not to maximize APY, but to build systems that can operate at scale and over time.
From this perspective, Lorenzo does not compete with individual protocols. It operates on another layer: that of orchestrating strategies, capital, and risk within a coherent framework.
In that framework, the token $BANK functions as a coordination mechanism. It does not represent a financial promise, but a tool to govern how the asset management architecture evolves.
@Lorenzo Protocol presents a clear conclusion for DeFi: the next leap will not come from faster products, but from mature financial infrastructure.
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This publication should not be considered financial advice. Always conduct your own research and make informed decisions when investing in cryptocurrencies.
