Objavi
Durefishan
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"The Yield Looks Clean. The Friction Doesn't."
yield used to feel like a reward.
lately it's starting to feel like a job.
the assumption used to be simple: more protocols, more routes, more compounding equals more return.
nobody questioned what each additional cycle actually costs.
that assumption is starting to crack.
that's where brBTC pulled my attention.
not because of what it promises.
but because of what it quietly demands.
i rotated the same 0.4 BTC through brBTC three times last month.
first cycle felt invisible.
Kernel, Symbiotic, and Lombard routing simultaneously — $2.8B combined TVL, all working in parallel.
yield incrementing. nothing breaking.
second cycle, same.
third cycle, i started noticing something the dashboard doesn't show.
each rotation adds operational overhead that compounds separately from the yield itself.
three protocols means three fee structures, three compounding timelines, three sets of assumptions running in parallel.
none of that visible in the single APY you see.
most people look at multi-protocol routing and read efficiency.
what i'm actually reading is complexity that scales faster than yield does.
MakerDAO's multi-collateral system felt seamless too — until liquidation queues revealed each collateral type exited on completely different timelines.
the mechanism was real.
the friction wasn't documented anywhere.
i'll be honest — there's a version where brBTC handles this better than i'm assuming.
if bedrock publishes a per-cycle friction breakdown, this concern disappears.
but that data isn't publicly linked yet.
maybe the market isn't ready to ask this question.
or maybe brBTC is arriving exactly when it needs to — before anyone thought to document the ceiling.
i'm still not sure which one it is.
#bedrock
#BTCFi @Bedrock $ESPORTS $BR $VELVET
{future}(VELVETUSDT)
{future}(BRUSDT)
{future}(ESPORTSUSDT)
yield used to feel like a reward.
lately it's starting to feel like a job.
the assumption used to be simple: more protocols, more routes, more compounding equals more return.
nobody questioned what each additional cycle actually costs.
that assumption is starting to crack.
that's where brBTC pulled my attention.
not because of what it promises.
but because of what it quietly demands.
i rotated the same 0.4 BTC through brBTC three times last month.
first cycle felt invisible.
Kernel, Symbiotic, and Lombard routing simultaneously — $2.8B combined TVL, all working in parallel.
yield incrementing. nothing breaking.
second cycle, same.
third cycle, i started noticing something the dashboard doesn't show.
each rotation adds operational overhead that compounds separately from the yield itself.
three protocols means three fee structures, three compounding timelines, three sets of assumptions running in parallel.
none of that visible in the single APY you see.
most people look at multi-protocol routing and read efficiency.
what i'm actually reading is complexity that scales faster than yield does.
MakerDAO's multi-collateral system felt seamless too — until liquidation queues revealed each collateral type exited on completely different timelines.
the mechanism was real.
the friction wasn't documented anywhere.
i'll be honest — there's a version where brBTC handles this better than i'm assuming.
if bedrock publishes a per-cycle friction breakdown, this concern disappears.
but that data isn't publicly linked yet.
maybe the market isn't ready to ask this question.
or maybe brBTC is arriving exactly when it needs to — before anyone thought to document the ceiling.
i'm still not sure which one it is.
#bedrock
#BTCFi @Bedrock $ESPORTS $BR $VELVET
{future}(VELVETUSDT)
{future}(BRUSDT)
{future}(ESPORTSUSDT)
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