Most people still think DeFi growth is about finding higher yields, but the real bottleneck today is capital movement itself.
Liquidity is scattered across chains, strategies are fragmented, and users constantly lose efficiency just moving assets instead of using them.
What makes Bedrock 2.0 interesting is not just the yield layer, but the shift toward making capital more adaptive across ecosystems. If assets can stay productive while moving seamlessly across chains, then the focus shifts from chasing opportunities to simply being positioned for them.
That’s a very different mindset for DeFi.