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DAOs and centralized organizations must work in tandem | Opinion

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Since David Chaum’s 1982 dissertation introduced decentralized blockchains, the goal has been to create systems free from central authority corruption. Decentralized autonomous organizations are now emerging as alternatives to traditional entities like LLCs or non-profits.

However, what if there were a way for DAOs to work in tandem with centralized organizations while still maintaining their fundamental purpose—to operate as self-governing, decentralized entities managed by the collective decisions of their members?

The Wyoming DAO law 

In 2021, the state of Wyoming enacted the “Decentralized Autonomous Organization Supplement.” This law allows DAOs to be officially recognized as LLCs, enabling them to enter into legal contracts and own property without the need for off-chain shell corporations. This new status provides DAOs with opportunities to raise funds through both token sales and traditional funding avenues.

Additionally, DAOs can leverage R&D facilities, employ staff, and utilize RegTech, all while preserving their decentralized, transparent, and democratic decision-making processes. This legal recognition opens up new avenues for DAOs to collaborate effectively with centralized organizations, combining the strengths of both models to foster innovation and growth.

The benefits of collaboration explored

Initially, blockchain projects were launched in a monolithic fashion, with everything bundled into a single stack. However, as the technology has matured, specialization and optimization at each layer became crucial for scalability and efficiency.

Centralized organizations possess substantial resources, structured processes, and access to traditional funding avenues. These advantages can significantly aid DAOs in scaling their operations and facilitating legal agreements.

Moreover, one of the most compelling benefits of such collaborations lies in enhancing governance and decision-making processes. DAOs excel in decentralized governance, enabling members to directly influence a project’s direction, thereby reflecting a broader stakeholder base. By integrating diverse voting mechanisms, such as Quadratic Voting, furthers fairer representation.

The opportunities are far from complete

To further grow this collaboration, we can leverage one of the major perks of DAOs and blockchain technology: transparency. By combining DAOs with decentralized finance, we can create systems where every transaction is permanently recorded and linked to a community vote. This ensures that all spending within an organization is fully transparent and accountable to its members.

This transparency can significantly change how traditional organizations track spending. It prevents fraud from going unnoticed and ensures everyone can see how and where the money is being used. For non-profits, this level of transparency is especially influential. Members and donors can see exactly where their money is going and how much is being spent, which can prevent situations like the Arts Center Scheme, where over $1.1 million was embezzled by a low-level accounts receivable employee.

Another major benefit is the use of smart contracts to automate processes. Smart contracts can streamline operations by executing predefined actions when certain conditions are met. This reduces administrative overhead and human error, making things more efficient. Plus, it ensures that everything is done transparently and according to agreed-upon rules, which strengthens trust and accountability in both centralized and decentralized environments.

The potential shortcomings

Anything that looks too good to be true is probably not true. Combining DAOs and centralized organizations presents many challenges and issues, but there are ways to prevent and mitigate many of these problems.

A primary concern with DAOs is the cost of voting. Since votes must be done onchain for the smart contract to execute, the transaction costs can quickly add up, especially with numerous proposals.

One proposed solution is voting off-chain. However, off-chain voting introduces the risk of manipulation and centralization. An alternative approach involves using zk-rollups, which execute transactions on a zk-rollup L2 chain. This method batches transactions and sends them to the L1 chain, drastically reducing fees and increasing efficiency.

Another major concern is that incorporating a centralized aspect into a decentralized system diminishes the value of a DAO and poses significant risks. While Wyoming’s DAO law does not require the main owners to verify their identities, operational and legal considerations, particularly when interacting with financial institutions or engaging in regulated activities, may necessitate individual verification.

The means for the future

The collaboration between DAOs and centralized organizations opens up exciting possibilities for the future. This partnership could transform how we handle governance, transparency, and operational efficiency across various sectors. By combining the decentralized nature of DAOs with the resources and structured processes of centralized organizations, we get the best of both worlds.

Looking ahead, we can expect more regions to develop legal frameworks similar to Wyoming’s DAO law. This will provide DAOs with the legal recognition they need to operate alongside traditional entities, paving the way for seamless collaboration and innovation.

This hybrid model preserves the transparency and democracy of DAOs while bringing in the efficiency and resources of centralized organizations. This blending of decentralized and centralized approaches is set to redefine how organizations operate, making the future of governance and operations more democratic and effective. 

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Tether’s blockchain education initiative reaches Ivory Coast

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Tether has partnered with the Africa Blockchain Institute, a Rwanda-based blockchain think tank, to expand the crypto company’s educational initiative to Ivory Coast.

According to a news release on Aug. 9, Tether’s (USDT) partnership will help bring blockchain education to students through workshops across five universities in the West African nation.

These universities include Université Félix Houphouët-Boigny, Institut National Polytechnique Félix Houphouët-Boigny, Pigier Business School, Université Alassane Ouattara, and Université d’Abobo-Adjamé.

In Ivory Coast, Tether will support programs that enable students to learn about and gain practical skills in blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. The initiative also targets smart contracts, which are currently crucial to nearly all sectors of the global economy, including healthcare, finance, digital identity, and supply chain management.

Education is an important project for the stablecoin issuer, which coordinates its educational programs via its Tether Edu unit.

The company unveiled Tether Edu in February 2024, with a primary focus on advancing blockchain education in the emerging markets of Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. Asia, Europe, and the Commonwealth of Independent States are also target markets.

Blockchain technology and crypto in Africa

Africa also has a huge crypto community. For instance, a KASI Insight report in June 2023 noted that 66% of survey respondents across the continent said they had heard of cryptocurrency.

Meanwhile, crypto ownership tracking site Triple A puts the total number of people who own crypto in Africa at 44 million. While a small percentage of the global total of over 560 million, there’s notable growth across the continent, with Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa some of the countries with the largest proportion of crypto owners.

But its not all growth and a ‘Wild West’ style ecosystem. The IMF said in 2022 that Africa’s crypto market needed regulation and several countries are putting into place regulatory frameworks while crypto is banned in a number of countries. Binance’s woes in Nigeria also illustrate part of the regulatory challenge.

However, despite some of these hurdles, the overall African crypto market is one on an upward trajectory, which is why companies such as Valour are looking to tap into its potential via new crypto asset products.

Tether chief executive officer Paolo Ardoino commented on this growth, noting that many people across Africa use crypto in their daily lives.

“In Africa, there is significant and growing interest in cryptocurrency, which is becoming essential to many residents’ daily lives. Tether is committed to providing the next generation of Ivory Coast and African leaders with the skills and understanding needed to excel in the digital economy,” Ardoino noted.

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Applying blockchain to good causes is a must | Opinion

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It’s a sad fact that a disease such as AIDS still carries a stigma that can all too often prevent people from seeking help, information, or treatments that could prevent its spread. Although decades of campaigning and medical research have ensured people in advanced democracies can access regular testing and medications that ensure HIV is barely detectable, other parts of the world aren’t as fortunate.

Last month, at AIDS 2024, the 25th International AIDS Conference in Munich, a number of charitable and medical organizations came together to discuss how the current donation model can be improved so that issues related to privacy, costs, and efficiency aren’t the barriers they currently are.

Take, for instance, the case of a young man in sub-Saharan Africa who might be a member of the LGBTQ+ community and have concerns that talking to doctors or official bodies could lead to people knowing about his status. Even if the doctor he talks to respects patient confidentiality, medical records can be misplaced, and cyberattacks can see personal information leaked to third parties, which would understandably be a genuine deterrent. 

Blockchain as a solution

The Elton John AIDS Foundation has recently started a new donation model using the Partisia blockchain technology that enables smart contract technology to automate the release of funds based on predefined conditions. This ensures money is used as intended, reducing the need for operational oversight. It also eliminates the need for intermediaries, and distributed ledger technology provides transparency whereby every transaction is recorded, reducing the need for third-party auditors to verify that funds have been received and spent as intended. 

In addition to transparency, DLT can facilitate peer-to-peer interactions between donors and recipient organizations, eliminating traditional intermediaries such as transport companies, operations managers, and distributors, who understandably need to be compensated for their time. The elimination of intermediaries can also go hand-in-hand with reduced administrative costs associated with managing and distributing funds, allowing more money to go directly to the intended causes. The elimination of these intermediaries will inevitably make some people worse off as their jobs are no longer required; however, it will create a more streamlined process for donations to be made to those most in need.

More importantly, it enables people to maintain privacy and anonymity where previously it wasn’t possible. Using the blockchain enables people’s identities to be hidden behind a series of letters and numbers that the user controls and are unidentifiable. Granted, there are issues related to the user experience, such as miscopying long addresses or losing the all-important passphrases; however, it does provide a fundamental portal for people in need looking to receive aid. As of 2021, around 78 percent of people in Eastern and Southern Africa living with HIV were on antiretroviral treatment. However, access to antiretroviral treatment can vary drastically by country. New technologies and approaches have the potential to address the current lack of access some people face. Although HIV is usually associated with certain at-risk groups, such as people who inject drugs, men who have sex with men, and sex workers, these groups do not account for the majority of new HIV infections in Eastern and Southern Africa. In 2021, around 54 percent of new HIV infections in the region were among the population outside of these key risk groups.

Distribution of new HIV infections in Eastern and Southern Africa in 2021, by population group | Source: Statista 

AIDS is just a disease and can impact anyone; however, prejudices and antiquated thinking have created a toxic legacy whereby people needlessly continue to be infected and die prematurely. Now is the time for fresh thinking on how we tackle this crisis and harness new technologies to educate, empower, and connect people with the resources that would previously been unavailable to them. 

Blockchain is often criticized as a solution in search of a problem or the solution to all problems; although some of its proponents can be overly zealous in their proselytization, its application has enormous potential in regions of the world that have traditionally been excluded from technology and services we take for granted in the advanced economies. Now is the time for policymakers and charities to take a more imaginative approach to how they tackle long-standing problems that have held back progress for decades. Blockchain technology has the potential to eliminate problems related to costs, friction, privacy, and data security. Now is the time to put it to use; the consequences of inaction are simply too high.

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Kyrgyzstan set to launch its own digital currency by 2027

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Kyrgyzstan’s central bank has proposed amendments to the law to legalize its digital currency as a legal tender.

The National Bank of Kyrgyzstan has initiated public discussions on constitutional law amendments aimed at integrating its own digital currency — known as digital som — into the nation’s financial system, marking a big step toward a digitized economy.

Under the proposed amendments published on Aug. 8, the digital som will be integrated into the financial system through a “specialized software system” managed by the central bank. The draft does not contain terms like “blockchain” or “distributed ledger,” though it does mention “smart contracts,” leaving the technical details of the platform somewhat unclear.

The system’s design includes the introduction of “digital accounts” and “digital wallets.” While digital accounts will be specialized accounts managed by the platform operator for participants, digital wallets will be available to individual users for transactions. These wallets can be accessed via applications provided by banks and other financial institutions participating in the platform.

Central bank controls encryption keys

The digital som platform itself will enable transactions and interaction among its operator, participants, and users. The platform’s rules, which will be issued by the National Bank, will define the roles and responsibilities of each participant, access conditions, and the types of transactions permitted.

In terms of governance, the central bank, as the platform operator, will oversee the issuance and accounting of digital soms as well as ensuring the platform’s operation and security measures, including data encryption and authentication mechanisms, the draft reads.

The system is said to be supporting both online and offline transactions, with offline payments allowing users to conduct transfers even in the absence of an internet connection, with transactions recorded on the device and later synchronized with the platform.

The digital currency is expected to be fully integrated into the country’s financial ecosystem by January 2027, providing a legal framework that aligns with the rapid evolution of digital currencies on the international level.

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Franklin Templeton launches money market fund on Arbitrum

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Franklin Templeton, a $1.66 trillion asset manager, has announced the launch of its money market fund on Arbitrum.

The Wall Street giant said in a press release that the Franklin OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund FOBXX is now available to investors on Arbitrum (ARB), an Ethereum (ETH) Layer 2 blockchain. With this launch, FOBXX expanded to three blockchain platforms, after already available on Stellar (XLM) and Polygon (MATIC).

Expansion a key step for Franklin Templeton

Franklin Templeton and the Arbitrum Foundation are collaborating to bring the tokenized fund to investors via Benji Investments, a blockchain-integrated platform run by Franklin Templeton. Notably, this will be available through digital wallets on Benji, with eligible investors also able to access the fund on the Arbitrum network.

“Franklin Templeton’s commitment to innovation aligns with our mission to provide scalable and efficient solutions for the financial sector. We are excited to see Franklin Templeton join the Arbitrum ecosystem and look forward to the transformative impact their participation will bring to our community,” Steven Goldfeder, co-founder and chief executive officer of Offchain Labs, said in a statement.

“Expanding into the Arbitrum ecosystem is an important step on our journey to empower our asset management capabilities with blockchain technology,” Roger Bayston, head of digital assets at Franklin Templeton, added.

BlackRock and Ondo Finance

FOBXX launched in 2021 and is a U.S.-registered fund that leverages public blockchains for transaction processing and ownership records.

According to data from rwa.xyz, FOBXX has a market cap of $412 million as of Aug. 8, behind BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund. BUIDL tops the Treasury products ranking with over $510 million, while Ondo Finance’s Ondo U.S. Dollar Yield, or USDY, is the third largest with $299 million.

Franklin Templeton continues to take significant steps in the adoption of blockchain technology since launching its digital assets unit in 2018. Currently, the company has node validators and has launched multiple crypto products, including a spot Bitcoin ETF with over $363 million in net assets.

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DePIN early-stage fundraising has grown 296% YoY: Messari

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The decentralized physical infrastructure network market continues to see significant growth, with funding for earliest-stage projects increasing 296% year-over-year.

According to details shared by crypto market intelligence platform Messari on X, early-stage DePIN projects had raised more than $246 million across 70 deals by Aug. 1, 2024. IoTeX (IOTX) is the platform that has so far registered one of the biggest funding rounds in this ecosystem.

In terms of volume, the figure represents a 296% year-over-year jump, Messari noted. Comparatively, the total market cap of the top DePIN projects grew 400% within the past year to currently put the sector at $20 billion.

DePIN sector seeing growth

The growth in the decentralized physical infrastructure network market has seen a number of new projects attracting the most attention from venture capital firms and other investors.

These emerging projects are also likely to challenge top artificial intelligence and DePIN platforms such as Filecoin (FIL), Helium (HNT) and The Graph (GRT). Some of the new players are in decentralized gaming infrastructure, AI data layer, and robotics.

Biggest DePIN funding deals so far

According to Messari, two of the top three largest deals for DePIN in 2024 as of Aug. 1 are investments into L1 projects IoTeX and peaq.

IoTeX is a modular infrastructure platform that raised $50 million in a strategic funding round in April. Investors included Borderless Capital, Amber Group, and Foresight Ventures among other VC firms. Meanwhile, peaq is a DePIN and machine real-world assets platform that has raised $30 million in a strategic funding round led by Borderless Capital and Generative Ventures.

Revenue still low

Despite the significant spike in funding and overall market cap growth, the DePIN sector has not recorded a substantial increase in revenue.

Only four of the industry’s largest DePIN-focused projects rank in the top eight protocols by revenue.

“The overall lackluster revenue growth reflects the DePIN sector continuing to be primarily demand-constrained,” Messari analysts wrote.

A lot of this is down to centralized platforms that have a bigger chunk of the market thanks to their widely integrated solutions.

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Nubit and Succinct launch Nuport to connect blockchain ecosystems

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Polychain-backed modular blockchain platform Nubit and Web3 firm Succinct have launched Nuport, a new interface leveraging Nubit’s data availability layer to connect various blockchains.

In its announcement on Aug. 6, Nubit said Nuport would allow the modular blockchain to bridge to Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and other blockchains. This will be achieved via Succinct SP1, a zero-knowledge powered virtual machine that allows developers to build real-world applications with zero knowledge proofs.

Through writing Rust, SP1 integration also means any developer can access ZKPs by writing popular programming languages.

Through the Nubit DA, any blockchain ecosystem can tap into Succinct SP1 to enable high-throughput applications. Nuport will enable these projects to benefit from Bitcoin-secured data availability. data availability.

“By validating Nubit block headers with ZK proofs, Nuport inherits Nubit’s security guarantees, offering Bitcoin-secured data availability across any blockchain.” the Nubit team noted.

ZKP use cases

The development means Nubit now offers a platform that provides security, scalability, and efficiency for the decentralized applications developer community. Succinct SP1 also allows Nubit to adapt to the blockchain ecosystem’s evolving environment and requirements.

Examples of zero-knowledge L2 projects include Zcash, Starknet, Immutable X, Polygon zkEVM, and ZKsync.

SP1 currently offers teams from across the space access to production ZK. It includes projects on Polygon, Celestia, Gnosis, and Taiko, with use cases ranging from cross-chain interoperability, bridging, coprocessors, oracles, and Bitcoin layer-2.

Meanwhile, Nubit’s blockchain technology supports applications across artificial intelligence, SocialFi, and GameFi.

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IOTA becomes Sharia compliant as its price stalls

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IOTA price rose on Tuesday, joining other cryptocurrencies that bounced back after falling sharply on Monday. 

The IOTA (IOTA) token rose to an intraday high of $0.1290, 25% higher than this week’s low of $0.1028. 

Cryptocurrencies have recovered

Its rebound mirrored that of other cryptocurrencies that bounced back on Monday. Bitcoin (BTC), which traded as low as $49,000 on Monday, Aug. 5 rose to $56,000 while Ethereum (ETH) spiked from $2,118 to over $2,500. 

The recovery was also in line with the happenings in the stock market as Japan’s Nikkei 225 index rose by 10%. In the US, futures tied to the Dow Jones, Nasdaq 100, and S&P 500 indices rose by over 80 basis points. 

These assets rose as investors started preparing for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Analysts at UBS, ING, and other banks like Jefferies and Goldman Sachs have noted that the Fed will start cutting rates soon.

Jefferies expects that the bank could deliver an emergency cut this month while Wharton University’s Jeremy Siegel has advocated for a 75 basis point cut.

Still, there is a risk that the ongoing recovery is part of a dead cat bounce, a situation where a falling asset has a temporary rebound.

IOTA becomes Sharia-compliant

IOTA token also rose after receiving a Sharia compliance certificate from the Cambridge Institute of Islamic Finance. It has become the first company in the distributed ledger technology industry to receive the certification.

IOTA hopes that this certification will make it more attractive to Muslims from around the world. It also believes that the network will be selected by companies seeking to launch their decentralized applications. For example, IOTA’s technology could be used in projects like halal meat verification.

The certification came a few months after IOTA Foundation became the first to be regulated by the Abu Dhabi Global Markets. 

The Middle East region is growing at a rapid pace as countries continue attracting foreign investments. In a recent report, CNBC noted that over 6,700 millionaires will move to the region this year. Most of these people are coming from countries like Russia and China. 

These people are favoring Abu Dhabi and other Middle East countries because of their lower taxes and privacy factors.

IOTA price remains below key support

IOTA chart | Source: TradingView

IOTA token remains below key support levels despite the recent rebound. It sits below the key support level at $0.1341, its lowest swing in August last year. 

It also remains below the 50-day Exponential Moving Average, meaning that bears are still in control. Therefore, the token could resume the downward trend as sellers target this week’s low at $0.103. 

On the positive side, IOTA price has formed a hammer candlestick pattern, which is a popular reversal sign. 

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Blockchain technology is the key to grassroots financial freedom | Opinion

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Traditional finance has produced many good things, like near-instant payments, intuitive mobile apps, etc. But on the flip side, its centralized and siloed infrastructures have created deep financial inequalities across geographical and cultural lines. Roughly one percent of the world’s population owns over $87 trillion in financial assets, i.e., over 43% of the total global financial wealth. More than 63% of their wealth is in financial assets compared to 37% for the majority.

Blockchain can fix this. Grassroots inclusion is the ethos of decentralized wealth-generation protocols and financial networks. But we mustn’t take it for granted. Especially when legacy players like Blackrock, VanEck, etc., are entering the space with a range of centralized products and ETFs.

Institutions wield a two-edged sword

Besides macroeconomic factors like moderating inflationary pressure, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have been crucial in bringing the bulls back to crypto. The optimism around such developments is understandable. Exposure to blockchain-based digital assets through familiar instruments could provide mainstream users with a stronger impetus to join. 

Could this be the inflection point we’ve been chasing all these years? Yes. Given we don’t inherit persistent problems like high barriers to wealth generation and optimize for inclusion instead. 

One needs a minimum of $2 to $5 million in investable assets to access wealth management firms in the US. Whereas big fund managers like Blackrock exclusively serve high-net-worth individuals with portfolios above $100 million. Only the global financial elite can meet either of these criteria.

It’s unlikely that offering crypto-related products will automatically make established institutions more inclusive. Because the roots of exclusionary business models run deeper than this or that company’s policies or intent. 

Widespread information disparity is inherent to the very structure—centralized and siloed—of traditional financial systems. This evolved over decades and led to an uneven playing field that’s rather challenging to fix. In fact, most attempts at finding viable solutions within legacy financial paradigms have failed so far. For example, the STOCK Act couldn’t stop insider trading by members of the US Congress. No Member of Congress has been penalized under this Act to date, mainly because it’s very challenging to determine the scope of ‘material information’ affecting a given trade, despite centralized ledgers. 

There’s no way such half-baked approaches to ensure a level playing field would work in the user-centric and pseudonymous world of blockchains. However, the underlying tech has unique capabilities to provide equal access for all while supporting fairness natively. 

Wealth and financial freedom for all

Blockchain is one of the strongest wealth and access equalizing technologies since the Internet. It brings novel revenue streams and investment instruments directly to the average user. The peculiar dynamics of the ongoing market cycle are making this clearer than ever. As Mike Mallazo recently wrote:

“The real egalitarian appeal to crypto is not that it will democratize payments—but that a wintergreen ZYN-fueled degenerate in his mom’s basement can outperform an MIT-trained quant who spent a decade at Goldman.”

Institutions have forerun retail users on certain flanks so far. Parallelly, however, grassroots users are also generating life-changing wealth through memecoins, etc. For example, a trader recently turned $2,275 into $2.6 million in about eight hours (not financial advice). It’s rather common these days. 

This has been possible because the entry barriers are very low and almost non-existent. Anyone can start their wealth generation journey with as little as they want. No gatekeepers. No questions. No minimum income requirements. The degen and the prince are practically on the same plane.

Unlike tradfi systems, blockchain-powered financial networks truly offer the underdogs a substantial and fair chance to rise. More so with advanced wealth-generation protocols where an average user can make millions investing alongside top asset managers. 

The emerging social investing paradigm unlocks a meritocratic environment where seasoned investors and amateurs can benefit mutually. While the former can monetize their battle-tested strategies, the latter gets a stress-free means to profit.

It’s also possible to build accessible wealth management systems that support a wide range of asset classes, including meme coins, defi, NFT, RWA, etc. This will further democratize the space and unleash financial opportunities available only to the wealthy elite. 

No matter who or where they are, everyone can become financially free using blockchain-powered tools. Users are the biggest winners in this shift. That’s fairness epitomized. 

Last but not least, robust blockchain-native infra is the way to offset the potential negative impact of widespread institutional adoption. We will fully leverage the upsides of greater institutional participation only when decentralized, community-oriented systems are equally strong. 

It’s a battle of narratives and perceptions, where crypto’s core voice must ring louder than those trying to misuse the tech for selfish interests. ETFs, etc., can bring new users, and that’s great. But native protocols and their communities must set the standards. We mustn’t repeat the historic mistake of exclusion.

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