If you still think Mezo is just another Bitcoin L2 solution, then you need to take another look.
The ambition of this project goes far beyond just the chain issues — it is building a complete decentralized banking stack. How to see? A few core features make it clear:
▪ Zero packaging mechanism design to ensure direct asset interaction ▪ $MUSD stablecoin fixed at 1% lending rate, transparent and predictable borrowing costs ▪ Supports direct card payments, providing an experience close to traditional finance ▪ Native LP, governance, and incentive mechanisms form a complete closed loop
Looking at it from a different perspective, this is no longer just a Layer 2 scaling solution, but building financial infrastructure on-chain. From account systems to liquidity and consumer endpoints, the entire chain is laid out. This is the true new banking logic.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-09 23:00
Decentralized banking stacks sound great, but I've seen this logic too many times... Every time they say they will revolutionize finance, and what happens in the end? When the cycle hits, everything reverts to the original form.
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SatoshiHeir
· 01-09 13:01
It should be pointed out that this set of argumentation frameworks makes a common mistake—treating product stacking as the origin of financial infrastructure. According to the white paper's logic, the true test lies not in listing features, but in whether the liquidity depth and risk models can withstand stress testing.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 01-09 11:59
Wait, a fixed lending rate of 1%? That's so attractive, traditional banks would be crying when they see this.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 01-09 11:56
Fixed 1% interest rate? That's an interesting setup, but it still depends on the actual liquidity in a bear market.
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LeverageAddict
· 01-09 11:45
The idea of a decentralized bank sounds good, but how many can actually make it work? A 1% lending interest rate sounds too ideal.
If you still think Mezo is just another Bitcoin L2 solution, then you need to take another look.
The ambition of this project goes far beyond just the chain issues — it is building a complete decentralized banking stack. How to see? A few core features make it clear:
▪ Zero packaging mechanism design to ensure direct asset interaction
▪ $MUSD stablecoin fixed at 1% lending rate, transparent and predictable borrowing costs
▪ Supports direct card payments, providing an experience close to traditional finance
▪ Native LP, governance, and incentive mechanisms form a complete closed loop
Looking at it from a different perspective, this is no longer just a Layer 2 scaling solution, but building financial infrastructure on-chain. From account systems to liquidity and consumer endpoints, the entire chain is laid out. This is the true new banking logic.