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As much as I agree with what you are saying, wrt > rather than derivatives. I don't think this will go away, just that we'll find ourselves in a new steady st
by cinquemb 5y ago
As much as I agree with what you are saying, wrt
> rather than derivatives.
I don't think this will go away, just that we'll find ourselves in a new steady state where those who can enable better management of the derivatives through decentralized protocol's will become more in charge (to the degree anyone can be in charge if a after deployment of contracts, operation is mainly done through incentivized contract function for management of the protocols that any one can call, and the core logic of the contracts cannot be modified without redeployment of new contracts) of resource allocation.