/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51677685
Seems like you are a faggot. But Litecoin.

>>51677685
So what is even better or good in DeFi aside just hacks?

>>51677685
who told you crypto was an easy out of your fucking dumb life.

>>51678070
The hacks are getting ridiculous. Frauds. Money laundering. Without proper regulation, DeFi is a shit show

>>51678139
those saying no to regulations are fucking idiots, we can't get the adoption without regulations.

>>51678070
This is why regulation is very much needed in the space.

>>51678139
I totally agree with you
For DeFi to truly achieve it best form, regulations has got a role to play.

>>51678070
What do you think DeFi would be if TradFi comes on board?

>>51678247
We don't have the option at all, regulation is coming whether we like it or not... the worst is we protest on twitter, and that will make almost no effect. This is why Defi needs to find a way to functonal with mama and Papa.

>>51678179
Agreed
>>51678274
But we also need to see it happening actively and massively. Not here and there, lol
>>51678303
DeFi and TradFi would both benefit from that. Mass adoption will set both markets free

>>51677685
DeFi actually has got a lot to offer. If the Hacks can be taken care of which I strongly believe regulatory and compliance layer would solve, DeFi would be unstoppable!

>>51678318
Yes! With time everyone would have no choice than to accept regulations. Because we can only move forward with it.>>51678321
I totally agree with all you have said.

>>51678343
How do you think this would be possible
>>51678383
Kek, good to know anon

>>51678321
I believe DeFi will find a way here, and it'll bring big advancement into the space.

>>51678752
I think they already are in a way, especially with the OpenWealth association

>>51677969
>But Litecoin.
The fuck are you on about?

>>51678070
Stop shitting the thread pajeet, how do you come up with this lame narrrative.

>>51679049
Heard of the top Swiss banks being here with some crypto projects

>>51679083
Lmao no idea what the litecoin shit was about

>>51679091
Yeah TradFi knows to meet their clients demands they need to integrate DeFi. That's why some banks even have a crypto wing for clients

>>51679049
please fill me in on this

>>51679127
Someone mentioned it below. Top Swiss Banks and Crypto projects like TRM labs and Allianceblock, if I'm not mistaken. It's creating opportunities for DeFi to enter TradFi

>>51679117
Man's a fooking clown

>>51677685
trust your assets, stake them to earn passive income, DCA where you can and give it some time

>>51679351
Truly lol
>>51679463
Liquidity mining is a good one for passive income too. XPRESS, ORE, Vaulthill etc have pools on LMaaS

>>51679206
This sounds good, I mean seeing that Defi products are rolling with some big moves here.

>>51679539
This is just AllianceBlock trying to be at the center of it all, where Defi as a whole will turn to them.

>>51679539
These are few projects leveraging on the DeFi Terminal. It is expanding to cover more networks.

>>51678752
That true.
If DeFi and TradFi would work together, it would be a win for both parties.

>>51679793
Those are just what I know of, which other one is there

>>51678321
That's true.
I learnt about Nuant of late. They would facilitate bridging of TradFi to DeFi.

>>51679117
>Lmao no idea what the litecoin shit was about

It's only existence was to make blockchain transactions faster but then this isn't 2016 anymore we have faster options now.

>>51679463
>DCA where you can
Just make sure you don't catch a falling Knife.

>>51679851
IMO, DeFi got the tech, why TradFi will bring the experience that will drive the financial system as a whole forward.

>>51679793
That's right.
I saw an article that says the DeFi Terminal for GameFi project so they focus on game development and offer value to the community.

>>51679971
That's totally correct. Now imagine if both work together. It would be synergistic

>>51679952
Loool yeah true this isn't 2016 anymore. And multi-chain projects are making transactions easier and quicker everywhere

>>51679971
Yes and TradFi has the regulations. We need more KYC, AML in crypto

>>51679854
There are others such as Terra, Enjinstater, Glitch etc. Close to 17 project are now leveraging on the DeFi terminal.

>>51680233
This picture should help you with the clients leveraging on the DeFi Terminal.

>>51679971
This is what a perfect relationship looks like

>>51680183
>And multi-chain projects are making transactions easier and quicker everywhere

Blockchains like Solana and Avalanche have this fixed already.

>>51680080
I can see the synergy from afar already, just a Lil more time and we'll be talking about how solid a financial system DeFi has made TradFi.

>>51680183
this will be solved when DeFi chooses to be compliant with regulations. I can across an article where this TIDV was explained, I mean, it might be closer than we imagined.

>>51679644
When the TIDV launches and the Fundrs becomes fully operational you would understand DeFi has got good product.

>>51680233
Interesting

>>51680292
Thanks

>>51680332
Yup, AVAX is a good one for sure

>>51680422
TIDV is a good one too

>>51680183
>We need more KYC, AML in crypto
I don't agree with this more of KYC and AML in TradFi literally turned DeFi into TradFi.

>>51680429
We have to wait till then but i am quite optimistic about Fundrs.

>>51680594
What do you mean,
KYC and AML will change the essence of DeFi

>>51680722
There will be a great change with KYC and AML in DeFi. At least hacks would be reduced.

>>51680422
True. This is where Nuant the new partnership comes in place to finish all what has been started.

>>51680429
This is most certain to happen, except that TIDV will first be employed with Fundrs phase one which we don't know when it'll be launching for now.
>>51680594
Except that it's a trustless KYC, where the user has control over the process and will only give out as much information as they are comfortable with.
>>51680460
This will birth a better system for DeFi.

>>51680758
That. And less frauds, less money laundering

>>51678247
Glow harder faggot. Honeypot thread sage.

>>51680981
>And less frauds, less money laundering

I do see the light in this but how does it reduce hack?

>>51680804
I saw this announcement but didn't read through to know what it's about.