Recently, there are too many voices in the market, making it difficult for people to grasp the key points.

Everyone is glued to the K-line every day, chasing hot topics and discussing narratives, but the things that can truly change the landscape are often hidden in corners that no one pays attention to.

I recently studied the Lorenzo Protocol project from start to finish and suddenly realized something: what BTC lacks the most right now is not the next price increase story, but a truly usable "parallel system."

How to understand?

You can think of the BTC main chain as a super secure highway, but there is only one lane, and the speed limit is particularly low. Everyone wants to get on this road, and the result is a terrible traffic jam, with fees that are outrageously high.

So those cool applications and large amounts of funds can only take another route on different chains, and BTC is left hanging on the side.

This is not to say that BTC is not safe—on the contrary, it is too safe, so safe that it cannot be flexible.

The problem is: BTC has the strongest consensus and the deepest liquidity, yet it cannot be involved in more scenarios. It's like having a mountain of gold, but you can only look at it and not use it.

What the BTC ecosystem truly needs is a "backup runway" that can operate in parallel with the main chain—without changing the nature of BTC itself, but allowing its value to flow and play a role in a broader context.

This is my biggest impression while researching Lorenzo: it is not trying to replace anything, but rather attempting to build a set of infrastructure that makes BTC "move."

It's not about showing off skills; it's about genuinely solving problems.