The more off-chain dependencies you inject, the less DeFi something becomes. So what we're talking about is getting back to the core of DeFi by trying to reduce. I feel like we've become complacent somewhat a little bit in that we're like, ah, Oracle's work. And so we've been cutting corners. AMMs were what allowed it to break through. They improved usability given the constraints of low user base,. and just low throughput, high cost doing stuff on chain early on.
We get back to basics on the show with Dan who answers some fundamental questions about DeFi and what it means to actually be a decentralized protocol. What are the threats to DeFi and how can we build a great decentralized future.
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