Cryptocurrency adoption depends on practical use cases, user experience, and regulation, with successful onchain projects potentially revolutionizing the financial industry.
Governance tokens are critical assets to manage protocols, but currently get their value from second-order effects. The delegation framework is a first step, but just a stopgap to a larger problem.
This exploration aims to provide a comprehensive definition and framework for identifying decentralized protocols within the context of distributed ledger technology.
From our perspective, the correct way forward is not a one-off solution; it’s a multi-pronged approach focused primarily on two things
Nayms allows for regulated brokers and underwriters to find digital asset capital providers to share in the premium and liability entailed in covering risk, all on-chain.
The Decentralization Series: Part Four
The Decentralization Series: Part Three
The UDHC is excited to lead this oversubscribed round with other great TradFi and DeFi teams
The Decentralization Series: Part Two
The Decentralization Series: Part One
Trading venues first and foremost represent a gathering of people. For example, Amsterdam’s “First Regular Trading Market,” a gathering that started on a street named Warmmoesstraat in the fifteenth century, led to the first stock exchange - The Amsterdam Stock Exchange. In the late eighteenth century, a gathering under a Buttonwood tree in New York led to the most iconic contemporary stock exchange, The New York Stock Exchange.
