After playing around in DeFi for a while, we've seen all sorts of flashy ideas—everything looks great on the surface, but if you ask, "Who's actually managing the money seriously?" most projects go silent. What Lorenzo wants to do is actually pretty straightforward: stop with the one-click mining tricks and artificially high yields, and focus on something truly interesting—turning multi-layered investment strategies into tokens that can be freely traded.
Sounds simple? The real challenge is bringing the institutional approach—strategy design, risk assessment, transparent accounting—on-chain, into this open and composable environment. It's not about fancy tech, but about having the right mindset: redefining "professional asset management" in a blockchain-native way.
At the end of the day, OTF (On-chain Traded Fund) is just
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 19h ago
Finally, someone dares to speak the truth. That one-click mining stuff really deserves to die. But Lorenzo's approach... strategy tokenized trading, still sounds a bit vague. We'll have to see if it can really be made transparent.
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GasFeeSobber
· 19h ago
Finally, someone dares to speak the truth. Those one-click mining gimmicks should have been gone a long time ago.
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POAPlectionist
· 19h ago
To be honest, I still find Lorenzo's logic somewhat convincing—it’s much more straightforward than those daily yield scams.
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FarmHopper
· 19h ago
This guy finally got to the point. When it comes to bringing institutional practices on-chain, execution really matters—it’s not just about shouting slogans.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 19h ago
Ha, finally someone has spelled it out. Those vaporware projects are just about hype, but Lorenzo's approach is actually clear-headed—strategy tokenized trading is on a whole different level compared to those daily-yield scam projects.
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When it comes to managing money, the biggest fear is the black box. On-chain transparency really is a breakthrough.
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Wait, strategy tokens trading freely? Isn't this basically democratizing the role of a fund manager? Feels like there's something real here.
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OTF sounds good, but I'm just worried it's another concept hype. How many can actually deliver stable outperformance?
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Compared to those ridiculous claims of daily yields of 0.x%, at least Lorenzo dares to put the risks out in the open. This is what I want to see.
After playing around in DeFi for a while, we've seen all sorts of flashy ideas—everything looks great on the surface, but if you ask, "Who's actually managing the money seriously?" most projects go silent. What Lorenzo wants to do is actually pretty straightforward: stop with the one-click mining tricks and artificially high yields, and focus on something truly interesting—turning multi-layered investment strategies into tokens that can be freely traded.
Sounds simple? The real challenge is bringing the institutional approach—strategy design, risk assessment, transparent accounting—on-chain, into this open and composable environment. It's not about fancy tech, but about having the right mindset: redefining "professional asset management" in a blockchain-native way.
At the end of the day, OTF (On-chain Traded Fund) is just