Stripe is testing a new US dollar-backed stablecoin product for businesses outside the U.S., U.K., and Europe, aiming to expand the dollar's global footprint.

Daily top performer — Pudgy Penguins (PENGU)

S&P 500 futures dipped as over 180 S&P companies prepare to report earnings this week, following a 4.59% gain last week amid easing US-China trade tensions. Gold prices dipped to around $3,310 as easing US-China trade tensions reduced safe-haven demand, though recession fears may limit further losses ahead of key US economic data releases. Fed hawkishness may cap gains. CoinDesk Indices, which tracks the broader crypto market, fell 0.72% in the past 24 hours, while Bitcoin and Ether dropped 0.19% and 1.07%, respectively. Trade these markets and more with up to 500x leverage on Bybit MT5 using this 

Today's top performer is PENGU, rising by 27.5%, following Pudgy Penguins' recent expansion into multiple industries and their celebration of World Penguin Day.

Pudgy Penguins (PENGU), launched in July 2021, is a popular NFT collection known for its cute artwork. It has expanded into physical products like toys, generating over $10 million in sales, and the collection now holds a market cap of over $1.19 billion. Pudgy Penguins and $PENGU were recently 

 as a fitspo in Wisdom Kaye's content, marking a major milestone for their influence across industries. Additionally, last Saturday, the brand celebrated 

, highlighting its continued growth and impact beyond the NFT space. This showcases Pudgy Penguins' expanding presence and reach in multiple sectors.

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 a new US dollar-backed stablecoin product for businesses outside the U.S., U.K., and Europe, aiming to expand the dollar's global footprint. This follows Stripe's acquisition of Bridge, a stablecoin payment network, which competes with the SWIFT system. Stripe has a history with crypto and recently introduced stablecoin payments in over 70 countries. The company sees this new product as a decade-long ambition, with the stablecoin market growing significantly in 2025.

BTC spot ETFs saw $3.06B of net inflows for the week ending 25 April 2025, with $2.97B from non-GBTC products and $94M from GBTC. Since inception, ETFs have accumulated $38.4B in net flows, with non-GBTC products contributing $61.1B and GBTC seeing $22.7B of outflows.

GiveRep, a decentralized reputation protocol on Sui, has 

 a points program where users can earn Reputation Points by tweeting about GiveRep and its Loyalty projects to qualify for an upcoming airdrop. A minimum of 100 X (Twitter) followers is required, and participants may also earn bonus airdrops from partner projects.

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Stripe launches testing for global stablecoin payments after Bridge acquisition

Initia is a blockchain ecosystem that unifies Layer 1 security with customizable Layer 2 rollups through its Interwoven Stack architecture. Learn more here.

 ecosystem forces developers to choose between security and customization, while fragmenting liquidity across isolated chains. Enter Initia (INIT), a groundbreaking protocol that reimagines blockchain architecture by seamlessly integrating 

This article examines Initia's Interwoven Stack architecture, its innovative economic features and the INIT token's utility and distribution, and considers whether this ambitious ecosystem redesign represents a promising investment opportunity following its recent mainnet launch.

 is a blockchain ecosystem that unifies Layer 1 security with customizable Layer 2 rollups through its Interwoven Stack architecture, enabling developers to build specialized application chains without sacrificing interoperability or liquidity or requiring deep infrastructure expertise.

Initia emerged in 2022 when Stanford Liu and Ezaan "Zon" Mangalji left Terraform Labs to tackle blockchain's fragmentation challenges. They later added ecosystem lead OmniscientAsian from Sino Global Capital to help create a more streamlined blockchain infrastructure.

The project quickly gained investor backing, starting with Binance Labs' pre-seed funding in October 2023. This was followed by a $7.5 million seed round led by Delphi Digital and Hack VC, then a $2.5 million community round and a $14 million Series A that valued Initia at $350 million by late 2024.

Initia aims to eliminate the traditional security/customization trade-off in blockchain by creating a unified ecosystem that allows both to coexist. By establishing a central hub for all rollups, the project combines the advantages of monolithic security with the flexibility of modularity, thereby eliminating the fragmentation that currently plagues blockchain systems.

The platform's integrated stack simplifies blockchain development with pre-built solutions that work together seamlessly. Users benefit from Initia's Universal Accounts system, which provides a consistent experience across all connected chains, eliminating the need for multiple wallets or managing different tokens for gas fees.

By introducing economic alignment mechanisms such as the 

, Initia creates an environment in which developers can focus solely on innovation in their applications. This shift away from infrastructure concerns toward product development aims to enhance capital efficiency and drive broader adoption of blockchain.

Initia fuses Layer 1 (L1) and Layer 2 (L2) technologies into a unified architecture with three distinct components. The foundation is Initia L1, built on Cosmos SDK, which functions as the orchestration layer. This base provides security, governance and interoperability.

Above this foundation, Interwoven Rollups (Minitias) provide developers with customizable Layer 2 environments, allowing them to select their preferred virtual machine (

, Move or Wasm), define unique gas token systems and implement specialized transaction ordering mechanisms. 

Binding everything together is the Interwoven Stack, a comprehensive framework that provides all necessary tools for building and deploying rollups without requiring developers to source and integrate disparate components.

The system leverages optimistic rollups through the OPinit Stack to achieve remarkable transaction speeds (up to 10,000 

) while maintaining security. Transactions processed via L2 rollups are submitted to Initia’s L1 for finalization, with data availability secured through 

Initia provides the following core features that work together to simplify development and unify the blockchain ecosystem.

Initia L1 serves as the foundational layer and central coordination hub for the entire ecosystem. Built on the Cosmos SDK with CometBFT and MoveVM, it provides essential services, including network security, governance mechanisms and liquidity solutions through InitiaDEX.

 (also known as Minitias) are flexible Layer 2 blockchains built on top of Initia L1. These rollups rely on the orchestration layer for security and data settlement, operating without native 

 while enabling advanced rollup functionalities.

Developers can customize their rollups by selecting from multiple virtual machines and defining their own gas token and fee structure. This flexibility enables application-specific optimizations and economic models, at the same time maintaining seamless interoperability within the broader Initia ecosystem.

The Interwoven Stack is Initia's comprehensive, all-in-one solution, designed to empower developers in building and deploying rollups with unmatched ease. Instead of requiring developers to research and piece together numerous components — such as wallets, explorers and 

 — the Stack provides everything needed right out of the box.

At the core of this framework is OPinit Stack, designed exclusively for optimistic rollups within the Cosmos ecosystem. It includes mechanisms for fraudproofs and rollback capabilities and supports multiple virtual machines, which allows developers to focus solely on building their applications, rather than configuring complex infrastructure.

The Vested Interest Program (VIP) is Initia's novel incentive alignment mechanism that’s designed to address common issues in multi-rollup ecosystems. It addresses the misalignment of incentives for high-activity 

 (DApps), the economic underutilization of the native token and the inefficient distribution of protocol-level incentives.

VIP programmatically rewards valuable economic activities by allocating INIT tokens to rollups that create innovative applications, and to users who perform beneficial actions. This approach ensures that rollup teams, users and token holders all share aligned interests in the ecosystem's long-term success.

 (DEX) built on the Initia L1, functioning as the central liquidity hub for all Interwoven Rollups. It features Balancer-style weighted pools for diverse asset pairs, and 

 pools for assets with closely correlated prices, ensuring an optimal trading experience.

Enshrined Liquidity is Initia's solution to the traditional dilemma in 

 (PoS) systems, whereby token holders must choose between either staking for security or providing liquidity. It allows governance-whitelisted InitiaDEX liquidity positions (INIT-TOKEN pairs) to function as staking assets alongside the native INIT token.

Users can earn both staking rewards and trading fees from a single position, dramatically improving capital efficiency. To qualify, LP tokens must include INIT as part of the pair (with at least 50% weight for Balancer pools) and receive 

 approval, which also determines reward weight distribution among all whitelisted tokens.

Minitswap eliminates the days-long waiting periods typically required by optimistic bridges when moving assets from rollups to Layer 1s. Users can instantly swap their rollup tokens for L1 assets through liquid trading pairs, creating a frictionless experience for asset transfers throughout the Initia ecosystem.

 offers a unified interface for managing assets across multiple rollups, thereby facilitating cross-chain transfers and accessing DApps. By abstracting multichain complexity into a single interface, users can navigate the entire Initia ecosystem without confronting technical barriers or fragmented experiences.

Initia's bridge technology enables secure token transfers between Initia L1 and rollups using an optimistic bridge model. The OPinit Bridge leverages Cosmos SDK modules, and operates through two key components that work in tandem to ensure system integrity.

The Executor handles token movements, output submissions and data relay, while the Challenger monitors for invalid proposals and provides security oversight. This balanced architecture delivers verifiable cross-chain communication that maintains the integrity of both L1 and L2 chains while enabling reliable asset transfers throughout the Initia ecosystem.

Initia reached a major milestone with its successful mainnet launch on Apr 24, 2025. Before then, the project had completed several critical developments, including the MiniEVM and MiniMove frameworks, the deployment of InitiaDEX and the implementation of the innovative Vested Interest Program.

The immediate post-launch phase is focusing on expanding the ecosystem by onboarding strategic partner projects across 

 and enterprise sectors. This expansion demonstrates Initia's versatility as it builds a network of interconnected Interwoven Rollups that leverage the platform's unified infrastructure.

The INIT airdrop will distribute 50 million tokens, representing 5% of the total supply, to early supporters and community members. This allocation is strategically divided across three main categories: testnet participants (89.46%), social contributors (6.04%) and Interwoven Stack partners (4.50%).

The largest portion (44.7 million INIT) is being designated for the 194,294 users who participated in Initia's public testnet campaigns, particularly those who engaged with interactive 

 activities. Additional allocations target users from partner ecosystems, including LayerZero, IBC and milkTIA holders.

Following the mainnet launch on Apr 24, 2025, eligible participants will have a 30-day claim window to secure their tokens. This airdrop serves as both a community-building initiative and a strategic token distribution to those most likely to contribute to the ecosystem's growth.

INIT is the native token of the Initia ecosystem, with a fixed total supply of 1 billion. Initial circulating supply at launch was 148.75 million INIT, representing 14.88% of the total supply. The token’s distribution is strategically designed to ensure long-term sustainability and broad community engagement.

INIT enables staking to secure the network, powers governance decisions for protocol changes, facilitates cross-rollup operations between different Minitias and provides liquidity through InitiaDEX. This utility-driven model ties INIT's value directly to ecosystem activity and adoption.

Looking to trade Initia tokens? Bybit now offers the INITUSDT Perpetual contract following the recent mainnet launch. To get started, you'll need to create a Bybit account, fund it with cryptocurrency and navigate to the 

While Initia represents a groundbreaking approach to blockchain scalability through its interwoven architecture and unified liquidity model, investors must carefully weigh its significant growth potential against relevant risk factors.

Initia shows promising potential with its comprehensive ecosystem approach and significant financial backing. In addition, growing demand for scalable blockchain infrastructure that doesn't sacrifice security or customization provides a favorable market environment. However, potential investors should 

 and consider their individual risk tolerance.

Initia revolutionizes blockchain architecture by creating a multichain environment in which thousands of appchains can coexist harmoniously through modularity and orchestration. With established financial backing and over 16 appchains already onboarded at mainnet launch, Initia could transform the way blockchain applications are built, deployed and interconnected.

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Initia (INIT): The Interwoven Stack behind scalable rollups

Apr 28, 2025: Our weekly Institutional Insights explores the latest market developments — market performance, industry news, exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows, trending topics, upcoming events and token unlocks — to help you supercharge your crypto trading.

 explores the latest market developments — market performance, industry news, exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows, trending topics, upcoming events and token unlocks — to help you supercharge your crypto trading.

Weekly highlight — US-Sino trade conflicts cool down

China is considering suspending its 125% tariff on certain US imports, including medical equipment and industrial chemicals like ethane, due to the economic impact of the trade war. Discussions are also underway to waive tariffs on aircraft leases, which are financially burdensome for airlines.

This potential move has boosted investor optimism, with Asian shares rising and the yuan recovering losses. Analysts view this as a step toward de-escalation, although significant differences between the US and China remain.

The proposed exemptions align with recent US tariff exclusions on electronics, highlighting the intertwined nature of the two economies. Chinese companies reliant on US goods, such as advanced medical equipment and ethane, have reported some shipments arriving without tariffs.

While the list of potential exemptions is still being finalized, authorities have requested companies submit customs codes for necessary goods. Reports suggest China may also waive tariffs on at least eight semiconductor-related products, excluding memory chips, which could impact companies such as Micron Technology.

Overall, while investor interest grows, relations between the two nations still face challenges, with China demanding the US revoke unilateral tariffs before resuming trade talks.

Traders have heavily invested in Cantor Equity Partners Inc, a blank-check company merging with Twenty One Capital Inc., which is backed by Tether, Bitfinex and SoftBank. Since the April 22 merger announcement, Cantor's stock has surged 197%, closing at $31.50 on Friday.

The merger includes a convertible debt offering, potentially leading to a market capitalization of about $12 billion that would far exceed the estimated $4 billion value of the Bitcoin it’s expected to hold. This would reflect strong demand for crypto-related investments.

Analysts note that investing in such vehicles is akin to betting on Bitcoin's growth. Public special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) shareholders are projected to own 2.7% of the new company, while major stakeholders like Tether and SoftBank will have substantial shares. Overall, the market is optimistic about this collaboration in the digital asset space.

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Weekly Institutional Insights: Trade conflicts cool down as crypto SPAC sees popularity

Our weekly crypto derivatives analytics report delves into macro events; the current state of crypto and trading signals from spot trading volume; and futures, options and perpetual contracts.

At the start of the week, Bitcoin showed signs of decoupling from US equities. However, US president Trump's positive remarks about the US-China trade war (which had included a 145% tariff on Chinese goods) triggered a relief rally across markets. As a result, BTC has resumed moving up with US equities. 

This rally has led to a rise in short-tenor implied volatility and a recovery in BTC’s put-call skew, indicating that traders are seeking upside exposure.

Please check out the report’s highlights.

Perp open interest rises across the board

Perpetual open interest increased significantly this week across various tokens, especially ETH. Perpetual trading volumes also rose. Notably, Ap 7, 2025 recorded the highest trade volume of the month, following Trump's comment, "Forget markets for a second, we have all the advantages."

BTC option open interest shows a mixed picture; put-call skew in short tenor sends positive signals

President Trump’s recent willingness to negotiate a trade deal with China’s President Xi triggered a relief rally across asset classes, including crypto. Bitcoin had already risen 7% since Apr 21, 2025, prior to Trump's comments. Despite this rally, open interest in puts has outpaced calls, with options volume remaining relatively balanced. 

It's unclear if the demand for puts reflects a hedge against downside risks, or a bet against the upward movement. Meanwhile, perpetual funding rates are providing limited insight into sentiment. However, the recovery of the put-call skew at short tenors indicates that traders are seeking upside exposure to the rally — and are willing to pay for it.

ETH unexpectedly outperforms BTC in this relief rally

ETH's response to the recent crypto market recovery has diverged from previous trends: it outperformed BTC in spot prices, a rarity in past rallies, and open interest in calls exceeds that in puts — opposite to BTC's trend. In addition, ETH call open interest is nearly double that of puts, with calls dominating options volumes. This suggests traders anticipate ETH will reduce its significant underperformance against both BTC and other “ETH killers” like SUI and SOL. Additionally, the spot rally has led to another term structure inversion for ETH.

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Bybit X Block Scholes crypto derivatives analytics report (Apr 24, 2025): Put-call skew recovers at short tenors, showing reviving sentiment

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DeFi

From improving liquidity to expanding upon scalability, DeFi 2.0 is here to stay. Read on to learn how it improves upon DeFi's original shortcomings.

The first wave of decentralized finance, collectively known as DeFi 1.0, gave people a way to invest and exchange cryptocurrency outside of traditional, centralized markets. Now, a new generation of decentralized initiatives is taking shape, and it’s already been dubbed DeFi 2.0. This in-depth guide will answer the question, “What is DeFi 2.0?” It will also explain DeFi 2.0 vs. DeFi 1.0 and describe how to invest in DeFi 2.0, giving you the knowledge you need to capitalize on the latest innovations in 

DeFi 2.0 is a collection of decentralized finance projects that aim to improve on the previous efforts of DeFi 1.0. The movement focuses on making improvements in the areas of liquidity, scalability, governance and security.

Any investigation of this topic needs to start with the question, “What is DeFi 2.0?” From there, the natural follow-up is, “How is DeFi 2.0 different from. DeFi 1.0?”

While the idea of DeFi 2.0 vs. DeFi 1.0”suggests two separate ideas, it’s worth remembering that they spring from the same general theory. Both DeFi 1.0 and DeFi 2.0 are iterations of a single notion: The idea that blockchains allow for a decentralized finance ecosystem which bypasses traditional centers of financial power.

“DeFi” in general refers to a collection of decentralized applications that use smart contracts and secure oracle networks to conduct finance without intermediaries. DeFi 2.0 remains true to this central premise, but makes adjustments to overcome some of DeFi 1.0’s principal shortcomings.

As crypto enthusiasts flocked to DeFi applications, they couldn’t help but notice considerable limitations. For one thing, liquidity was hard to come by. The fact that providing liquidity required users to lock up their funds led to an undesirable amount of financial rigidity and capital inefficiency. DeFi protocols also had notoriously complicated user interfaces, meaning few beyond experienced crypto traders could navigate the applications. The protocols’ reliance on Ethereum caused further complications, as the blockchain’s increasing popularity produced slower transaction times and higher fees.

When considering DeFi 2.0 vs. DeFi 1.0, you need to remember that DeFi 2.0 represents a concerted effort to overcome some of these central difficulties. While the DeFi ecosystem is still far from perfect, a few key improvements are already apparent. Once you understand them, you’ll be ready to learn how to invest in DeFi 2.0.

DeFi 2.0 Creates Stronger Connections Between Users

If you’re thinking about what DeFi 2.0 protocols are — and how they’re different from more traditional financial applications — DeFi 2.0 protocols are essentially decentralized financial applications that endeavor to connect users who contribute liquidity. These applications promote the types of horizontal connections that foster lasting relationships. This, in turn, will produce a DeFi ecosystem that’s decentralized but still interconnected.

DeFi 2.0 Uses Optimized Governance Patterns

Governance is a key issue in any decentralized endeavor, and DeFi 2.0 is based on better administrative solutions. In DeFi 2.0 protocols, community members cooperate to make decisions and create policies. This democratic process allows frameworks to develop without relying on a powerful arbiter.

DeFi 2.0 Includes User-Friendly Incentive Schemes

Decentralized finance can only survive with liquidity, and DeFi 2.0 projects are employing creative incentive programs to acquire and maintain sufficient capital. Not only do incentives help solve the liquidity problems that plagued DeFi 1.0, but they also foster connections between users, thus helping to produce more cooperative communities.

DeFi 2.0 Promises a More Sustainable Ecosystem

If there’s one thing you should understand after asking what DeFi 2.0 is, it’s that the new decentralized protocols are being designed with an eye toward sustainability. This is also the key factor in the “DeFi 2.0 vs. DeFi 1.0” discussion. The combination of liquidity, interconnectedness and sound governance should create a decentralized ecosystem that can last. This sustainability will allow DeFi 2.0 projects to gather further momentum, attract more users, and redefine finance on a larger scale.

You can answer the question, “What is DeFi 2.0?” without knowing how the associated protocols operate. A quick overview of DeFi 2.0 vs. DeFi 1.0 is enough to explain the basic idea behind the latest iteration of decentralized finance, but a more in-depth discussion demonstrates exactly how investors can benefit from DeFi 2.0.

There are several features unique to DeFi 2.0 that make the movement a more appealing target for crypto investors. From smart contract insurance to self-repaying loans, these novel ideas lay the groundwork for a sustainable DeFi ecosystem.

In the DeFi 2.0 vs. DeFi 1.0 discussion, one of the biggest issues is user-friendliness. DeFi 2.0 protocols often allow investors to take out insurance on their smart contracts. This is a significant source of protection, especially for novice investors.

Many people would love to stake LP tokens in a smart contract but worry that the contract could become compromised. They know that a compromised contract is impossible to rectify on the blockchain, and they lack the technical nous to protect their investments on their own. An insurance policy allows them to stake tokens without any concerns. Not only does this help individual investors, but it also encourages the influx of more capital into the protocol.

DeFi 2.0 projects are introducing new measures to mitigate this inherent risk. Some protocols use the proceeds from fees to insure users against impermanent loss. They can also mint new coins to make up for losses. All of these policies make DeFi a safer option for crypto investors.

The DeFi 2.0 ecosystem allows for a remarkable financial maneuver in which loans pay for themselves. A lender can provide a user with a loan in exchange for collateral in the form of a small deposit. This deposit is then invested by the lender, who goes on to earn interest. Once the lender has earned the full price of the initial loan, they return the deposit, and the loan recipient ends up not having to repay the loan.

Most people who ask, “What is DeFi 2.0?” are also curious about any risks that might be associated with investing in the movement. While this second iteration of DeFi is generally safer than its predecessor, there’s still no guarantee that every investment will prove successful. Even the best DeFi 2.0 projects have inherent drawbacks, and investors should be aware of any potential pitfalls before staking tokens. Once you’ve learned about the main risks, you’ll understand more about how to invest in DeFi 2.0.

Crypto investors can’t be completely sure that the smart contracts they’re interacting with won’t be hacked. Before staking tokens, always investigate the project thoroughly. Even after you’ve done your due diligence, a surprising hack could occur. Luckily, insuring your smart contracts can help limit the damage in case of illegal activity.

As decentralized finance attracts users and more people learn how to invest in DeFi 2.0, governments around the world will become increasingly eager to get involved. Many governments will try to impose regulations on DeFi 2.0 protocols. As an investor, it’s important to recognize that your future activities might be affected by rules and limitations that don’t yet exist. While this concern shouldn’t scare you off from participating altogether, it’s certainly something to keep in mind as you discover how to invest in DeFi 2.0.

We’ve answered our initial question, “What is DeFi 2.0?” We’ve also learned about DeFi 2.0 vs. DeFi 1.0. Now, it’s time to learn how to invest in DeFi 2.0. Decentralized finance involves several types of maneuvers that may be unfamiliar to crypto newcomers. Once you’ve learned a bit about common investment strategies, you’ll have a better understanding of the general DeFi 2.0 ecosystem.

If you were at all familiar with decentralized finance before learning what DeFi 2.0 is, you might have questioned how the new movement deals with yield farming. This mechanism, a key innovation of DeFi 1.0, has become even more useful for investors in the latest installment of decentralized finance.

As with older projects, DeFi 2.0 protocols use yield farming to get liquidity from users. However, they go even farther by letting investors use tokens as collateral for loans. This twist on yield farming makes the protocols a more enticing option for investors.

Self-repaying loans represent wonderful opportunities for lenders and loanees alike. Offering loans in exchange for interest payments is a great way to engage in yield farming within a DeFi 2.0 protocol.

Liquidity provision gives crypto holders an easy way to profit from their holdings. With this maneuver, holders pass some of their cryptocurrency to a liquidity pool so that users can trade against it. In exchange, the holder who provides the currency receives a fee. These types of simple, win-win transactions allow DeFi 2.0 protocols to attract liquidity while users earn a profit.

Anyone asking about DeFi 2.0 is likely to be equally curious about DAOs, the autonomous organizations that provide the basis for most decentralized finance. Investors can join a DAO by purchasing the organization’s token. Once you’ve bought yourself into the community, you should have a say in governance. This direct participation represents a motivation for learning about how to invest in DeFi 2.0.

If you want to know how to invest in DeFi 2.0, you need to have a basic understanding of the existing projects. While there are too many protocols to list them all, this guide will introduce you to some of the most important undertakings.

If there was a single project you’d heard of when you first wondered about DeFi 2.0, it was probably Olympus DAO. This decentralized reserve currency protocol set new standards in DeFi and became the starting point for DeFi 2.0. Investors can use the project for all sorts of yield farming, from staking to purchasing bonds. The organization is especially famous for its unique, user-friendly bonding model.

For DeFi beginners trying to understand DeFi 2.0, it’s simply a movement that seeks to improve on DeFi 1.0 by freeing up additional liquidity, fostering more connections between users and creating a sustainable financial ecosystem. In considering DeFi 2.0 vs. DeFi 1.0, remember that the latest iteration of decentralized finance represents a major improvement, but it hasn’t been perfected yet. From here, you can employ your newfound understanding of how to invest in DeFi 2.0.

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