Traditional DeFi relies on short-term incentive drives, where users sell after participating in the airdrop, and immediately move to the next hot spot after the token price plummets. This model is also unsustainable. Arch @ArchNtwrk does something different, it moves DeFi directly to Bitcoin. Yield does not rely on token incentives, but on the value flow of Bitcoin itself. When users invest BTC in Arch's protocol, they earn income from real transaction fees, lending interest, and liquidity mining. These are sustainable sources of income. BTC users are naturally conservative, and instead of a crazy APR of 200%, they want stable returns plus asset security. Arch offers exactly this combination: Bitcoin-level security, coupled with a programmable yield mechanism. Currently, only 0.8% of Bitcoin is participating in DeFi, and the remaining 99.2% are lying flat, depending on whether Arch can awaken the sleeping capital 🤔 on BTC