Wie hoch ist der aktuelle Preis von Lorenzo Protocol?
Der aktuelle Preis von Lorenzo Protocol beträgt 0,02900 € mit einer Veränderung von 10,66 % in den letzten 24 Stunden.
Lorenzo Protocol is an on-chain asset management platform, and BANK is its governance token. Its core idea is to package actively managed trading and yield strategies into tokenized funds that anyone can hold in a wallet. Lorenzo calls these On-Chain Traded Funds, or OTFs, and describes them as blockchain-native equivalents of exchange-traded funds: you deposit an accepted asset, you receive a share token, and that share token is redeemed against a published net asset value.
The token itself lives on BNB Chain. A live read of the contract at 0x3AeE7602b612de36088F3ffEd8c8f10E86EbF2bF on 2026-09-11 returns the name "Lorenzo Governance Token", the symbol BANK, and 18 decimals. Lorenzo's products are not confined to one chain: the documentation describes deployments and bridged share tokens across many networks, with omnichain messaging handled through Wormhole and LayerZero.
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Lorenzo has not published a conventional founder profile, and its documentation is written at the entity level rather than naming individuals. What is documented, and visible in the project's own code repositories, is a clear change of direction.
Lorenzo launched in 2024 as a Bitcoin liquidity layer. Its original repository describes a protocol that "enhances Bitcoin liquidity while securing the decentralized world via Babylon", built as a Cosmos SDK appchain using Ethermint, paired with a relayer that synchronized Bitcoin Layer 1 state into that appchain. The 2024 positioning was Bitcoin liquid staking and restaking: take BTC staked into Babylon and issue liquid claims against it.
The BANK token generation event followed in April 2025, conducted through a launchpad rather than a traditional sale. Through 2025 the protocol repositioned around the Financial Abstraction Layer and OTFs, and today it describes itself first as an institutional-grade asset management platform, with the Bitcoin liquidity products as one line inside a broader framework. Both remain documented, so this is a widening of scope rather than an abandonment of the original work.
On-chain fundraising A vault contract accepts deposits in an agreed asset and issues a tokenized share. For the USD1+ fund the share token is sUSD1+, which is non-rebasing: the token count stays fixed and the value per token moves with net asset value.
Off-chain strategy execution Whitelisted managers deploy the pooled capital into strategies that cannot run entirely on-chain. The documentation lists covered calls, volatility harvesting, delta-neutral arbitrage, risk parity, managed futures, tokenized lending, and tokenized Treasury collateral.
On-chain settlement Results return to the vault, net asset value is updated on-chain, and redemptions are priced against that value. This is the step that makes the fund auditable by holders even though the trading itself happened elsewhere.
The Financial Abstraction Layer is the framework that standardizes those three steps so a wallet, a neobank, a payments app, or another protocol can plug a yield product into its own front end without rebuilding the fund machinery.
The documentation describes three functions for BANK: staking for access to protocol privileges, governance over protocol changes including fee settings and emissions, and distribution as a reward to active participants. Locking BANK produces veBANK, a non-transferable, time-weighted position where a longer lock yields greater voting weight and boosted rewards.
Supply mechanics, read directly from the contract on 2026-09-11 rather than taken from marketing copy:
Lorenzo's documentation describes a 60-month vesting schedule with no team, advisor, or treasury unlocks during the first year. New supply is released against that schedule, so the gap between tokens issued so far and the 2.1 billion ceiling represents future issuance that is already committed rather than optional.
Lorenzo is not primarily a staking wrapper: stBTC is one product, and the platform as a whole is about packaging strategy returns. Against on-chain yield aggregators that route only into smart contracts, Lorenzo's returns depend substantially on trades executed at centralized venues, which shifts the risk profile from smart contract risk toward counterparty and operator risk. Against tokenized Treasury issuers, Lorenzo is broader, since Treasury collateral is only one component of a blended fund.
On-chain components rely on audited contracts; Lorenzo publishes audit reports in a dedicated public repository. The BANK token contract is small and constrained: a hard cap, a single authorized minting path, and no burn function, which limits the surface an attacker or an administrator could exploit at the token level.
The parts that cannot be secured by code are secured by process. Strategy execution is performed by whitelisted managers, custody during off-chain execution sits with those managers or their venues, and net asset value is reported back on-chain. Holders can verify the reported value and their redemption rights; they cannot independently verify the trades that produced the value.
Lorenzo is a concrete test of whether actively managed, partly off-chain strategies can be distributed as ordinary tokens. If the model works, the interesting outcome is not the yield itself but the distribution: any wallet or payments app could offer a managed product without becoming an asset manager. If it does not work, the failure will most likely come from the off-chain side rather than the contracts, which is exactly why the split between what is verifiable and what is trusted is worth understanding before participating.
BANK trades on BNB Chain decentralized exchanges and on several centralized venues. Because it is a BEP-20 token, confirm the network and contract address before any transfer.
BANK has been available on venues including:
Listings and pairs vary by jurisdiction and change over time.
After purchase, BANK can be held on an exchange, which is custodial; in a BNB Chain compatible non-custodial wallet such as MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or Rabby; or in a hardware wallet used through a compatible BNB Chain interface.
Verify that you are on BNB Chain and that the token address matches 0x3AeE7602b612de36088F3ffEd8c8f10E86EbF2bF. Tokens copying the BANK name and symbol exist on other networks, and sending to the wrong chain is not reversible.
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Lies den kompletten Paper-Trading-LeitfadenDer aktuelle Preis von Lorenzo Protocol beträgt 0,02900 € mit einer Veränderung von 10,66 % in den letzten 24 Stunden.
Das tägliche Handelsvolumen beträgt 37.965.915 € was einer Veränderung von 62,53 % in den letzten 24 Stunden entspricht.
Die Marktkapitalisierung von Lorenzo Protocol beträgt 12.332.011 €, weltweit auf Platz #617.
Die vollständig verwässerte Bewertung (FDV) von Lorenzo Protocol beträgt 60.898.818 €, basierend auf einem maximalen Angebot von 2.100.000.000 BANK.
Im Umlauf: 425.250.000. Gesamt: 425.250.000. Maximal: 2.100.000.000.
In den letzten 24 Stunden wurde Lorenzo Protocol zwischen einem Tief von 0,02806 € und einem Hoch von 0,03567 € gehandelt.
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