2026-01-20 04:30:48

Bitcoin doesn't lack liquidity—it lacks coordination. The real constraint is orchestrating value flow across fragmented layers effectively.

This is where single execution layer solutions become crucial. By stitching together L1 networks, L2 solutions, and meta protocols, you create a unified infrastructure. The strategy is elegant: mint assets where security guarantees are strongest, then deploy utility across every available ecosystem. Let the market dictate flow naturally.

It's not about creating more liquidity pools. It's about connecting the ones that already exist and removing friction between them.

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 14h ago

tbh this coordination angle is just governance efficiency dressed up differently. the data suggests most L2 fragmentation isn't a technical problem—it's a *governance* one. nobody's actually incentivized to coordinate without proper token-weighted mechanisms.

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