Recently, I noticed a project that is doing quite interesting work in decentralized finance. Their approach is to use flexible product design to cater to different user needs, and their revenue model has been carefully crafted, appearing not to be the kind of aggressive high-risk schemes.
From user feedback, these types of DeFi applications are indeed attracting more people to participate. As long as the ecosystem continues to improve and product iterations stay vibrant, it will be easy for such projects to become common tools for many people to allocate assets in Web3. As more of these projects emerge, the overall activity level of the DeFi ecosystem will naturally rise.
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ser_ngmi
· 5h ago
Buddy, this set of logic sounds good, but I still have some doubts.
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Wait, can they really keep iterating, or will there be no updates after three months?
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It sounds pretty good, but I'm just worried it's another skin for a rug pull.
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But if they can really achieve stable returns, it's worth trying, definitely better than those exaggerated claims.
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Damn, it's another "well-developed ecosystem" story, I've heard too many of those.
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I agree that flexible product design is a plus, at least it's not a rigid template.
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The question is, will users really buy into it, or does it depend on real data to speak?
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LiquidityNinja
· 5h ago
I've heard the phrase "steady returns" too many times, but in the end? It still depends on whether the ecosystem can truly retain people.
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RugpullTherapist
· 5h ago
I've seen this conservative approach several times before, but the key still depends on whether the team can truly hold on until the ecosystem is fully developed.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 6h ago
It's that kind of "carefully crafted" profit model again, hearing it makes my ears callus up.
Recently, I noticed a project that is doing quite interesting work in decentralized finance. Their approach is to use flexible product design to cater to different user needs, and their revenue model has been carefully crafted, appearing not to be the kind of aggressive high-risk schemes.
From user feedback, these types of DeFi applications are indeed attracting more people to participate. As long as the ecosystem continues to improve and product iterations stay vibrant, it will be easy for such projects to become common tools for many people to allocate assets in Web3. As more of these projects emerge, the overall activity level of the DeFi ecosystem will naturally rise.