I think the core of BTCFi developed by @GOATRollup lies in composability—like building with Legos, where each module fits seamlessly into the next, allowing liquidity to flow as naturally as water. Interestingly, the cycle they designed works like this: you take one BTC, first stake it in Artemis to exchange for artBTC, then throw this artBTC into Stable Jack to mint y-artBTC to amplify your returns. But it doesn't stop there; next, you use y-artBTC as collateral in Sumer to borrow new BTC, and finally, you put the borrowed BTC back into Artemis to start a new cycle. What's even better is that the DeSyn protocol can automate this entire process, ensuring smooth operation throughout. This cycle turns like filling a reservoir with water, and each round is not in vain. Liquidity doesn't just sit there idly; instead, with each cycle, the water level rises. Returns naturally compound within the cycle, while all security remains firmly anchored in the Bitcoin base layer. An individual application might not create much of a stir, but combining these primitives forms an organic ecosystem. Value flows smoothly between modules, the water level continues to rise, and Bitcoin evolves from a mere store of value into a self-circulating economy. The path demonstrated by the #GOAT network may very well be a key step in transitioning the Bitcoin ecosystem from concept to substance. #LFGOAT @kevinliub