Bitcoin and the Byecoin app are advertised in the window of a store in Antwerp, Belgium. Despite ECB President Christine Lagarde’s view that cryptocurrencies are “worth nothing”, digital assets continue to hold considerable appeal for many. Photo: Bloomberg
Bitcoin and the Byecoin app are advertised in the window of a store in Antwerp, Belgium. Despite ECB President Christine Lagarde’s view that cryptocurrencies are “worth nothing”, digital assets continue to hold considerable appeal for many. Photo: Bloomberg
John Ge
Opinion

Opinion

The View by John Ge

In solving real-world needs, decentralised finance can only continue to grow

  • By creating greater value and promoting financial accessibility to the masses, DeFi complements traditional banking, rather than replacing it
  • Its transparent and permissionless nature has also allowed it to evolve quickly

Bitcoin and the Byecoin app are advertised in the window of a store in Antwerp, Belgium. Despite ECB President Christine Lagarde’s view that cryptocurrencies are “worth nothing”, digital assets continue to hold considerable appeal for many. Photo: Bloomberg
Bitcoin and the Byecoin app are advertised in the window of a store in Antwerp, Belgium. Despite ECB President Christine Lagarde’s view that cryptocurrencies are “worth nothing”, digital assets continue to hold considerable appeal for many. Photo: Bloomberg
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