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Look at it from the developer side, you (as a dev) cannot offer anything of you what you mentioned without government approval, but you can deploy a new yearn s
by angio 5y ago
Look at it from the developer side, you (as a dev) cannot offer anything of you what you mentioned without government approval, but you can deploy a new yearn strategy to offer what GP mentioned. We can argue if that's good or bad, but for sure the latter is more decentralized since it doesn't require approval from a gatekeeper.
- bpfrh 5y agoI would say that depends on the country you live in, but essentially you are saying web3 somehow doesn't get regulated and therefore is better. The reason you wouldn't be able to simply start a website offering people loans would be because of laws, I see no argument that if you somehow use a different technology it is suddenly legal.
- angio 5y agoI explicitly said I'm not sure it's better or worse (largely depends in which country you're living I guess), but it's undeniably more decentralized than the current situation.
- bpfrh 5y agoahh, ok, then I can agree to some extent, altough I think the problem with product visibility and chain acceptance will make it more centralized in the long term.