The quiet DeFi pivot: why building for tech giants beats building for consumers
DeFi's shift to backend services for tech giants may stabilize revenue but risks diminishing token visibility and altering governance roles. The post The quiet DeFi pivot: why building for tech giants beats building for...
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DeFi's shift to backend services for tech giants may stabilize revenue but risks diminishing token visibility and altering governance roles.
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