What are the main ways to generate returns when holding Bitcoin assets? Currently, there are four main types: 1️⃣ Lending platforms: Returns come from interest payments made by borrowers. 2️⃣ DeFi lending: Similar to centralized lending platforms, but with a decentralized operation. 3️⃣ Bitcoin wrapping/cross-chain bridges: Introducing Bitcoin into ecosystems across different blockchains, with returns from cross-chain DeFi market making/staking fees. 4️⃣ Exchange-traded funds (ETFs): Introducing Bitcoin into the traditional stock market, with returns from net asset value growth and dividends. However, each of these return methods has its own problems. Centralized lending: Requires fund custody and transfer, facing platform collapse and borrower defaults. On-chain lending: These systems introduce liquidation mechanisms, collateral volatility, and dependence on borrowers, posing risks such as smart contract vulnerabilities and liquidation. Blocked Bitcoin or bridge-based systems: Have issues with cross-chain bridge security, contract risks, and de-encapsulation delays. ETFs: ETFs deprive users of direct ownership of Bitcoin. Currently, we see Goat Network's Safebox exploring a new path. @GOATRollup Safebox is the only financial product that combines custody guarantees, zero borrower risk exposure, and BTC-denominated returns. Where does Safebox's return come from? It actually comes from Goat Network's transaction fees, MEV, and sorter rewards. Safebox's annualized return is between 1.5% and 2%, but this is a native BTC annualized return, and it's risk-free. Goat Network is encapsulating the value captured by its network into a BTC financial product; this approach is quite ingenious. This product is currently in beta testing; we can provide a detailed review later.