How to solve the DeFi expansion problem through zero-knowledge proof?
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What is DeFi?
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DeFi demand and the competitiveness of the fee market
DeFi demand and the competitiveness of the fee market
Monthly DEX volume by project:https://www.duneanalytics.com/
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Monthly DEX volume by project:
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"YAM Agreement" launchedhttps://ethgasstation.info/
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DeFi vision
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The value proposition of DeFi has always been to create permissionless, non-custodial financial services, and do so with low barriers to entry
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Banking services for the unbanked
famous saying. This vision is slowly being eroded due to the increased barriers to entry for small market players due to the competitive nature of the market and the current scalability limitations of the Ethereum network. Since these scalability limitations will remain in place until the first phase of ETH 2.0 is launched, the DeFi space will be forced to adjust by implementing layer-2 scalability solutions, or risk sacrificing its ability to create a permissionless low-cost blockchain. A vision for a barrier-to-entry financial system.
Layer-2 scalability solutions aim to reduce the number of on-chain transactions, or in Ethereum’s case, the number of on-chain computations by employing encryption schemes that ensure the same security and finality as on-chain transactions. The central demand point of the DeFi ecosystem is the DEX, which facilitates the exchange of tokens and allows participants who choose to deposit crypto assets as a means of providing liquidity to facilitate low-slippage transactions. Earn rewards in the form of crypto asset yields. Therefore, it is this central infrastructure that is the primary focus in order to scale sufficiently to reduce demand pressure on block space.
This Layer 2 structure has obvious advantages for platforms that require high throughput, fast settlement times, and cheap transaction fees. Modern DEXs need to meet all of these requirements, and there is also a high demand for block space, as well as being affected by competition in the fee market in terms of transaction fees that are distributed while waiting for transaction confirmation and the multiple transactions required to exchange ERC20 tokens .
Recurring transactions processed per day:https://www.duneanalytics.com/
Optimistic Rollup
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Recurring transactions processed per day:https://medium.com/
Fuel Optimistic Rollup
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