On-chain derivatives need more capital efficiency to rival centralized exchanges: SynFutures CEO
SynFutures CEO Rachel Lin discusses the challenges and new features of V3 aimed at improving capital efficiency in on-chain derivatives. The post On-chain derivatives need more capital efficiency to rival centralized exc...
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SynFutures CEO Rachel Lin discusses the challenges and new features of V3 aimed at improving capital efficiency in on-chain derivatives.
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