Cefi

The summarised and simplified edition of The Difference Between Centralisation and Decentralisation, with a focus on ledgers. In today’s digital world, financial transactions and data management have become increasingly important. Centralised and decentralised ledgers are two essential concepts that underpin the way these transactions are recorded and managed. …

ASKOL is a hybrid crypto assets and NFT derivatives ecosystem which provides its users the ability to create new and diverse decentralized markets, offering increased access to new asset classes created by ASKOL users. In addition, ASKOL offers a new gamma of automated market management and market creation services supporting…

~dwulf Clash of the Crypto Titians Centralized Finance (CeFi) and Decentralized Finance (DeFi) are two contrasting financial systems that have emerged over the past decade. CeFi refers to traditional financial systems where intermediaries and 3rd parties like banks, financial institutions, and regulators play a significant role in financial transactions. …

Most agree that we are in quite the bear market at the moment. The price of Bitcoin — the ever-accurate representation of crypto health — sunk from nearly $70,000 in November 2021, to hovering around its 2017-high of $20,000. Some of the catalyzing factors causing the crypto bear market include…

The constant disconnect between Centralized Finance and Decentralized Finance makes it hard to know which option is better, especially if you have very little experience with either. Whether you are looking for cryptocurrency-related financial services or something far more specific, understanding the DeFi vs CeFi argument is important to choosing…

DeFi is decentralized finance, according to crypto enthusiasts. They say it will make financial transactions more secure and faster. Decentralization eliminates the need for intermediaries, which can reduce costs and increase efficiency. DeFi allows anyone to participate, regardless of their location or financial status. DeFi applications are generally more transparent…

What is Decentralized Finance (DeFi)? DeFi stands for decentralized finance, which is blockchain-based finance that does not rely on central financial intermediaries to offer services. Instead, it uses smart contracts on the blockchain. An agreement is an automated code that runs on the blockchain and cannot be changed. …

The world of cryptography is no longer purely about cryptocurrencies. With the growing awareness of this market segment, the demand for accompanying products and services to support the trading of this asset has begun to grow. We can thus witness the development of a new financial ecosystem almost live. The…

The argument about which chains are more or less centralized rages on. Some focus on the token distribution, some on nodes, some on methods of consensus, some on the actual underlying infrastructure. However, all of these issues point back to the original design of blockchain ledger. Keeping distributed ledgers in-sync…