Centralized funds often lack transparency; you rely on statements, reports, and trust. On-chain funds like Lorenzo invert that model: everything is visible, auditable, and instantaneous via smart contracts.
Vault holdings, allocations, strategy moves, yield flows — all recorded on blockchain. Anyone can verify what’s going on. There’s no reliance on opaque dashboards, management promises, or hidden ledgers.
This level of clarity helps build trust, especially for users coming from traditional finance backgrounds, institutional eyes, or regulatory-aware contexts. It reduces the “trust risk” that has plagued many opaque crypto funds or hedge-fund-style products.
In the long run, this kind of transparency could be a key differentiator — and a requirement — for on-chain finance to earn credibility and broader adoption.
