Lorenzo Protocol's TVL recently surpassed $10 billion, which is truly worth noting. Many projects aim to integrate traditional finance with the crypto world, but very few succeed in doing so. Lorenzo is different—it directly brings Wall Street's asset management methodologies onto the blockchain, allowing ordinary token holders to participate.

What’s the most attractive part? BTC no longer has to sit idle and gather dust. Previously, only large institutions could engage in complex investment strategies, but now, through Lorenzo's tokenization approach, retail investors can also get involved. It’s important to note that by the end of 2025, in this market environment, Lorenzo's TVL has grown from $1 billion in early December to the current level. This stability and growth rate are not just talk.

Its core product is called On Chain Traded Funds (OTF), simply put, native investment funds on the chain. Users deposit assets into smart contracts, and the fund operates automatically according to preset rules. When market sentiment shifts, strategies adjust automatically. For example, yield strategy OTFs automatically allocate funds to options, derivatives, and other profit-generating tracks, with every operation transparent and verifiable on the chain.

There’s also a vault system design layer. Simple vaults target single strategies, such as funds focused solely on volatility trading, operating only within that track. This modular design allows users with different risk preferences to find suitable products. Compared to those seemingly high-end but lacking execution power competitors, Lorenzo’s system truly works—transparent, automated, and low barrier to entry.