Why Decentralized Finance - Jenco Tech

 

Decentralized Finance (DeFi)  is one of the hottest applications of cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies––taking traditional financial concepts like securities, bonds, money markets, and more, and putting them on the blockchain puts significantly more power in the hands of those who participate in these markets, not just the middlemen who manage them.

Without a doubt, though DeFi is a very nascent field, there’s an incredible amount of rising interest in trading on the blockchain and extending the financial capabilities of cryptocurrency.


 

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