If you have been following the cryptocurrency industry for some time, you are probably familiar with the term “decentralized finance,” sometimes known as “DeFi.” Since it is a brand-new area of finance, it was a popular topic all through the summer of 2020 and continues to be so even now. The blockchain industry has recently invented the term “DeFi 2.0” to refer to a subset of DeFi protocols established on top of initial DeFi development company concepts such as yield farming, lending, and other related activity. On-chain systems that use native tokens are prone to liquidity issues, and substantial DeFi…
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