The majority of users in DeFi mix up activity and asset management.

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Asset management is not trading.

Yield farming is not asset management.

Even vaults themselves are not asset management.

Lorenzo Protocol does so in a different direction. It is not attempting to assist users in trading more.

It is attempting to assist users in delegating the decisions in an organized manner, how conventional funds work, yet on-chain and transparent.

The concept of On-Chain Traded Funds is important here. Not due to their similarity to ETFs, but because they formalize strategy implementation. Capital is not directed at the market in an ad hoc manner, but in a particular strategy with clear logic and constraints.

And it is on that change of reactive behavior into structured allocation that maturity begins.

Another powerful cue is the distinction between simple and composed vaults. Simple vaults do one job. They are mixed into composed vaults.

This reflects the real construction of professional portfolios, rather than the construction of portfolios in DeFi.

BANK and the vote-escrow model are reinforcing the point that this is not a short-term participation. Noise is not governance power, but commitment. That normally makes better decisions, despite the perceived slower pace.

Lorenzo Protocol does not feel that it is made to appeal to those who want to follow the next trade. It is made to suit individuals seeking exposure, discipline and continuity throughout market cycles. And in crypto, such an attitude is uncommon.