The world doesn’t need banks, policymakers or NGOs — It needs DeFi
DeFi can usher in a system where people don’t have to pay international corporations 10% to send money home in the internet era of Web3.
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DeFi can usher in a system where people don’t have to pay international corporations 10% to send money home in the internet era of Web3.
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