Realizing how Bitcoin usually enters DeFi was the moment Lorenzo started to make sense to me.
Instead of treating BTC as something to be wrapped, parked, or pushed through brittle bridges, Lorenzo frames it as capital that needs structure before ambition.
Underneath the Financial Abstraction Layer lies a quiet idea: yield should be designed first as a risk container, not a profit engine.
What struck me most was how OTFs feel less like products and more like policies—rules that define how value behaves under pressure.
Separating strategy from execution changes everything, because users stop chasing outcomes and start selecting frameworks they trust.
Through stBTC and modular vaults, Lorenzo doesn’t force Bitcoin to act like Ethereum—it lets Bitcoin remain Bitcoin, but with intent.
Eventually, I stopped evaluating Lorenzo by APY and started judging it by composability, because that’s where durability actually lives.
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