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DeFi Has a First World Problem: Too Few Developing Nations’ Users

It’s become a consensus view that the use case for cryptocurrencies becomes stronger in emerging economies, which are more often plagued with authoritarian regimes and devaluing currencies than developed nations. If that’s the case, then DeFi builders aren’t reaching the audience that needs them most. Developing nations made up only 10% of the biggest DeFi…
By: Owen Fernau •
DeFi Has a First World Problem: Too Few Developing Nations’ Users

It’s become a consensus view that the use case for cryptocurrencies becomes stronger in emerging economies, which are more often plagued with authoritarian regimes and devaluing currencies than developed nations. If that’s the case, then DeFi builders aren’t reaching the audience that needs them most. Developing nations made up only 10% of the biggest DeFi…

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