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A quick thread for those looking into DeFi as an asset class for the first time
- Many DeFi projects are producing high caliber products
- DeFi faces potential regulatory burdens other tokens do not face. These generate short-term headwinds.
- Many DeFi projects are producing high caliber products
- DeFi faces potential regulatory burdens other tokens do not face. These generate short-term headwinds.
- Institional investors aren't yet able to invest in DeFi directly.
- DeFi assets are not available to Paypal or Circle investors.
- For those seeking for alternatives to $BTC, the safer bets are $LTC, $BCH and $ETH, as the SEC won't label them as securities. Other tokens may.
- DeFi assets are not available to Paypal or Circle investors.
- For those seeking for alternatives to $BTC, the safer bets are $LTC, $BCH and $ETH, as the SEC won't label them as securities. Other tokens may.
Regulatory burdens and access limitations are tantamount to a lid on top of DeFi. This lid, these barriers of entry, are temporary. Once lifted, assets should outperform dramatically as new money pours in.
The technology is revolutionary.
The technology is revolutionary.
Until that happens, DeFi will remain dominated by crypto natives, who benefit greatly from $BTC and $ETH gains and recycle some of their windfall into other assets.
Being early can be psychologically taxing if price does not move much higher while $BTC and $ETH moon.
Want to understand DeFi and decide if to invest and what to invest in?
USE it.
Try the DeFi apps. See for yourselves. Then make up your mind, and jump onboard (or not).
USE it.
Try the DeFi apps. See for yourselves. Then make up your mind, and jump onboard (or not).
