The Bitcoin-backed layer gives the system a real economic base. People are not just trusting a logo or a roadmap here. There is actual value tied to participation, and that changes behavior. Then the network layer adds its own rules, validators, and governance. So it is not just “Bitcoin does everything.” It is more like two guards standing at different doors, each doing a different job.
What I find interesting is the tradeoff. Stronger security usually comes with slower movement, tighter liquidity, and more caution from users. That can limit how fast adoption grows. People may like the idea, but they still need to understand lockups, rewards, and what they are giving up for yield.
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