Bitcoin's liquidity once massively migrated to the Ethereum ecosystem, and the reason is simple—smart contracts are indeed faster and more flexible. But now Mezo has appeared, and Bitcoin DeFi finally has a chance to return to the main stage.



Looking back at the period from 2020 to 2021, I spent a lot of effort in Ethereum DeFi. That experience gave me a deep understanding of a harsh reality: how risky this field can be. Contract vulnerabilities, slippage, impermanent loss, and various well-designed traps—just a moment of carelessness can wipe out your funds. Ethereum's prosperity masked many pitfalls, and only those who have actively managed can truly understand. Now that Bitcoin is starting to have its own DeFi tools, this is not only an ecosystem enhancement but also an opportunity to rethink security and reliability.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 5h ago
Wait, can Mezo really save Bitcoin DeFi? It still seems to depend on what happens next.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 5h ago
To be honest, I also suffered quite a few losses in ETH DeFi back then. Now, looking at Bitcoin DeFi, it feels a bit like starting over. Whether Mezo can truly solve security issues this time is still uncertain. The main reason for BTC liquidity backflow is that there is now a decent DeFi infrastructure, not a home-away problem. During 2020-2021, I was also crazy in ETH, encountering impermanent loss and slippage many times. Don’t tell me BTC DeFi is safer. Bitcoin ecosystem completion is possible, but don’t expect it to replace ETH; each has its own pitfalls. Mezo looks good, but these new things usually only become clear after someone loses a lot of money. Sounds good, but I still believe the old saying — security and speed are always inversely related. The key still depends on who maintains this system; no matter how advanced the technology is, it can’t withstand human issues.
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PessimisticOraclevip
· 5h ago
Something new to cut leeks again, is Mezo really reliable? It's hard to say. --- BTC DeFi? Sounds good, but I still think the risk is off the charts. --- I also suffered heavy losses in ETH during that wave in 2020. Now looking at BTC DeFi, I’m still a bit hesitant. --- Security is important, but liquidity can't be poor either—it's a balancing act. --- Could Mezo also turn out to be the next trap? --- Honestly, someone has to step on the landmine first to know how deep the water is. --- Bitcoin DeFi really should exist, but I wonder if it will repeat ETH’s mistakes. --- Contract vulnerabilities are always hard to prevent; no matter how cautious you are, it’s useless.
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