I've been watching the reward flows closely, and the uncomfortable question keeps surfacing: how long can Bedrock's multi-asset design hide that one dominant asset may be carrying the economics for the rest?

Most of the efficiency comes from keeping BTC, ETH, and newer reward streams productive simultaneously while preserving liquidity. On paper, that's elegant. In practice, not every asset contributes equally to the yield stack.

The positioning edge comes from identifying which collateral layer is actually generating net rewards and which layers are mainly absorbing incentives. As reward distribution spreads across more assets, risk concentration doesn't disappear—it just becomes harder to see.

If liquidity providers are underwriting the yield profile while seekers extract the rewards, is diversification creating resilience or simply masking dependency?

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