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Part 1 : Laying The Foundation - Money & Cryptocurrency 18
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What is Money? Really? 02 minLecture1.1
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Properties of Money 01 minLecture1.2
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Quiz 1 2 questionsQuiz1.1
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A short history of Money – Barter 02 minLecture1.3
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Commodity Money & Metal Money 04 minLecture1.4
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IOU Paper Money & The Gold Standard 05 minLecture1.5
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Quiz 2 4 questionsQuiz1.2
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Rise of US Dollar & Fiat Money 03 minLecture1.6
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Dangers of Fiat – Inflation 03 minLecture1.7
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Danger of Fiat – HyperInflation 02 minLecture1.8
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Dangers of Fiat – Govt Control 04 minLecture1.9
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Quiz 3 5 questionsQuiz1.3
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Global Financial Crisis & Birth of Bitcoin 04 minLecture1.10
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Introduction to BlockChain Technology 06 minLecture1.11
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Bitcoin Vs Blockchain 02 minLecture1.12
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Coins Vs Tokens 04 minLecture1.13
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Is Cryptocurrency the Future of Money? 03 minLecture1.14
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Quiz 4 4 questionsQuiz1.4
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Part 2 : Cryptocurrency Categorization 11
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The Greater Fool Theory 04 minLecture2.1
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Understanding BTC Dominance 04 minLecture2.2
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BTC Dominance & Market Trend 07 minLecture2.3
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Categories – Store Of value 02 minLecture2.4
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Categories – Smart Contracts 03 minLecture2.5
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Competing Smart Contracts 03 minLecture2.6
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Categories – Oracles 03 minLecture2.7
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Categories – Payment 03 minLecture2.8
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Categories – Privacy 03 minLecture2.9
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Categories – Exchange 02 minLecture2.10
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Categories – Meme Coins & Scam Coins 05 minLecture2.11
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Become a Crypto Analyst - Mastering Tokenomics 16
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Introduction to Tokenomics 02 minLecture3.1
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Metric 1 : Type 04 minLecture3.2
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Metric 2 : Supply 06 minLecture3.3
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Understanding Cryptocurrency Pricing Model 06 minLecture3.4
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Metric 3 : Allocation and Distribution 05 minLecture3.5
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Exploring Tokens Allocation & Distribution 08 minLecture3.6
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Exploring Blockchains 03 minLecture3.7
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Metric 4 : Emission, Inflation, Vesting 04 minLecture3.8
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Inflation 02 minLecture3.9
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Vesting 04 minLecture3.10
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Metric 5 : Project Real World Use 03 minLecture3.11
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Metric 6 : Utility 02 minLecture3.12
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Metric 7 : Governance 07 minLecture3.13
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Metric 8 : Team 03 minLecture3.14
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Metric 9 : Community 06 minLecture3.15
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Metric 10 : Marketing & Branding 03 minLecture3.16
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Part 3 : Buying and Storing Cryptocurrency 18
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Fair Warning : You are your own Bank! 04 minLecture4.1
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Best Platforms For Buying Cryptocurrency in Africa 07 minLecture4.2
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Best Platform For Buying Cryptocurrency in North America 04 minLecture4.3
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Other Regions : Asia, Europe, Global 06 minLecture4.4
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Overview of Binance Platform 04 minLecture4.5
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Safe Peer to Peer (P2P) Transaction 14 minLecture4.6
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Business Opportunity in P2P 03 minLecture4.7
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Storing Your Crypto Assets : Keys 03 minLecture4.8
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Hot and Cold Wallets 03 minLecture4.9
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Who is in CUSTODY of your Wallet? 02 minLecture4.10
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Wallet Type 1 – Least Secure 04 minLecture4.11
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Demo – Using an Online Multi-Currency Wallet 02 minLecture4.12
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Wallet Type 2 – Popular 03 minLecture4.13
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Demo – Exodus Usage & Security 09 minLecture4.14
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Demo – Trust Wallet Security Protocols 07 minLecture4.15
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Demo – Atomic vs Trust vs Exodus 03 minLecture4.16
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Wallet Type 3 – Very Secure 02 minLecture4.17
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Wallet Type 4 – Ultra Secure 03 minLecture4.18
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Part 4 : DEFI - Decentralized Finance 10
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What is DEFI? Bringing Banking Services to Everyone 02 minLecture5.1
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Advantages of DEFI – The Future Of Financial Services 03 minLecture5.2
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DEFI Risk Factors To Consider 03 minLecture5.3
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Liquidity Pools 01 minLecture5.4
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Impermanent Loss 01 minLecture5.5
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Lending & Borrowing Protocols 04 minLecture5.6
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DEXes 03 minLecture5.7
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Yield Aggregators 02 minLecture5.8
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Decentralized Insurance 01 minLecture5.9
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Decentralized Payment Protocols 05 minLecture5.10
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Creating Wealth Through DEFI 7
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Connecting to DEFI – What is MetaMask? 03 minLecture6.1
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Setting Up Your Metamask Wallet 06 minLecture6.2
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Configure Metamask for Binance Smart Chain 02 minLecture6.3
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DEMO : Become a Lender/Borrower 08 minLecture6.4
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DEMO : Using DEX 08 minLecture6.5
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DEMO : Providing Liquidity 08 minLecture6.6
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DEMO : Yield Farming 05 minLecture6.7
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Part 5 : Building Wealth in Cryptocurrency : The Safer Option 3
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What is DCA? 03 minLecture7.1
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Benefit of DCA 03 minLecture7.2
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Steps to Implementing DCA 03 minLecture7.3
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Faster But More Risky Strategy to Building Great Wealth In Cryptocurrency 8
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What is an ICO? 02 minLecture8.1
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Dangers of ICO 04 minLecture8.2
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Variations of ICO : The IEO 02 minLecture8.3
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Variations of ICO : The IDO 01 minLecture8.4
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ICO Investment Case Studies 06 minLecture8.5
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How to Pick The Right ICO Investments 05 minLecture8.6
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How to Participate in an ICO 05 minLecture8.7
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Treasure Hunt : Where to Discover New ICOs 06 minLecture8.8
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Part 6 NFT - The New Frontier for Creators and Collectors 8
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What is an NFT? 02 minLecture9.1
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Characteristics of NTFs 02 minLecture9.2
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NFT Main Use Case : Digital Artwork 05 minLecture9.3
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Real World Use Case : Real Estate Tokenization 01 minLecture9.4
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Other Use Cases : Virtual Assets & Collectibles 03 minLecture9.5
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Where to Create, Buy or Sell NFTs 05 minLecture9.6
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DEMO : Creating Our NFT Store 07 minLecture9.7
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DEMO : Creating Our First NFT 03 minLecture9.8
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Part 7: Cryptocurrency Trading 10
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Introduction to Cryptocurrency Trading 05 minLecture10.1
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Benefits of Cryptocurrency Trading 05 minLecture10.2
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Dangers of Cryptocurrency Trading 06 minLecture10.3
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The Trading Interface 11 minLecture10.4
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Setting up Your Trade Panel 04 minLecture10.5
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Understanding Candles 03 minLecture10.6
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Trend Trading Strategy 03 minLecture10.7
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Using Technical Indicators 03 minLecture10.8
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Executing Your First Trade 10 minLecture10.9
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Conclusion : Important message! 07 minLecture10.10
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DEFI or Decentralized Finance will and already a big threat to financial institutions and banks because a lot of the disadvantages in financial institution are bar in the DEFI. Reasons are
1. In DEFI, there is Accessibility which the bank didn’t have
2. Transparency – in DEFI, everyone see the full extent of transaction made but not in the financial institution.
3. Anonymous – In DEFI, you don’t need KYC form to fill, no middlemen, the only thing is just to trade on if such one has created his wallet but in the bank, these are the stress a lot of people wants to avoid.
4. Flexibility – in DEFI, you can move your asset anytime and anywhere but not in the bank sector where you need to follow precendents or rules.
5. Fast – in DEFI, transaction is very fast. You don’t need to stand on the queue waiting for transaction to be made before getting you money or depositing you own money. you save time also in DEFI but not in banks
6. Higher Return on Investment – unlike banks that will give you just or zero percent of interest, in DEFI, interest from 60 to 100% can be realized and i think these are the few reasons that is already bringing threat to financial institution and banks
* In fact the main financial service that DEFI will affect the most is the Bank.
Among the DEFI services listed, though because i’m just a newbies, i have interest in all the DEFI services apart from Yield Aggregators and probably I have not understand the yield aggregators as such.
thank you sir .
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DEFI is a threat to financial institutions since it’s decentralized. moving Large amounts of money via financial institutions entails much hassles but in shortest possible time, DEFI will deliver clean transactions, though it’s more risky or volatile.
2. What interests me most is the insurance financial, because it helps minimize losses that may be incurred
1. Yes, DeFi is a threat to financial institutions and banks. This is because, most of the services rendered by these institutions and banks and even much more can be carried out with DeFi in a much more effective and efficient way that benefits the user in various ramifications- profit, easy, fast, transparent, accessible, unambiguous and flexible.
2. DeFi Lending and Borrowing will affect the financial institutions and banks the most because most financial institutions including banks thrive on the high interest rates they earn from lending money to the wealthy individuals and businesses. Cutting them off through DeFi will render them bankrupt and helpless.
Amongst the DeFi services listed, I’m most interested in Yield Aggregators( Yield Farming). I’ll like to get deeper knowledge on how to actively benefit from it. Other services are also wonderful which I’ll also benefit from.
Thanks Engr. Emma for this expository on crypto/ DeFi earning opportunities.
Thank you
Yes Defi is a treat to financial institutions because it is system by which financial institution become available to masses through block chain decentralized services.
Bypassing middle men like bank etc. Lending and borrowing is mad easy in Defi without much protocol, paper work or or middle men. It is very secure and Transparent. It is build around Daps and smart contracts which will allows you to do many transactions.
Bank is the most effected by services of DEFI.
So for now, I have interest in all DEFI services.
Yes, DEFI is a real threat to financial institutions especially banks because DEFI has simplified the operation principles of lending and borrowing at a minimal cost and higher profitability, by eliminating middlemen and collateral.Therefore banks are the most affected by this blockchain decentralized finance protocols.
Amongst the DEFI Services, I am much more interested in payment and insurance DEFI Services.
1.Yes DEFI is a threat to financial institutions and banks because of its convenience, fast and non geographical limitation in carrying out transactions.
2.The Lending and Borrowing will be greatly affected by DEFI
3.. I am greatly interested in the DEFI insurance because of risk associated with across boarder hack and glitches in the Dapp protocols which can lead to lost of funds
Defi is indeed a threat to bank because it performs every single thing the bank does and in a better way.
I love the lending and borrow part of it plus the held farming and its insurance protocol… In fact I love all of it
1. Yes!
This is because DEFI is mainly doing the work of these financial institutions and banks, and it does the work better, faster, cheaper and with more convince for the user. Also it makes the apportunities open for everyone not minding his/her age, gender, race, locality. Also it does not consider your capital. Anyone can participate.
2. Lending and Borrowing:
This is because the banks and financial institutions make this service available to only a limited number of person now. But DEFI is making it available to all.
3. What interests me most is Liquidity Pool.
Definitely, yes. DEFI is a treat to financial institution. This is because DEFI possessed several advantages such as accessibility, transparency, anonymous, flexibility, fast and higher return on investment that out performed traditional banking system.
Of all the financial services rendered by the banking sector, lending and borrowing will be badly affected. On the contrary, DEFI will demystify lending and borrowing. Thus, I’m particularly interested in how lending action is performed by smart contract via DEFI lending.
DEFI is a major threat to All financial institutions. I’m just imaging what will be of these institutions when DEFI has fully come to stay, alot of employees will loose jobs. DEFI is out to address all the flaws be delving the industry. It will also give full control to individuals to control their finances.
DEFI to Defy
I have seen some adverts by banks offering loans with an interest rate of about 20%, when you offers better option, you just taking their clients, so it’s a clear threat.
I once did a fixed deposit at the rate of 6% per annum, you can imagine that, I saw another opportunity and terminated the contract, by that they just a client, big threat.
I have always loved the idea of compound interest, and have sought opportunities to implement in Nigeria, but haven’t found up until now.
So, sir if you don’t mind, I would like to know of any investment opportunities that offers compound interest both in the regular finance world and the blockchain.
I absolutely believe that the best ROI in finance can only be found in DEFI, at least as of today.
I don’t know any bank will offer a 10% ROI on a dollar account, but you can very easily achieve that with DEFI.
After this program, I’ll encourage you to join our NEBULOS telegram channel, for updates that will include sample interest accounts in DEFI.
1. Yes DEFI is already a threat to financial institutions because it is taking powers of control and manipulation away from their hands and placing it in the hands of the people to decide for themselves.
I see banks going into extinction in the couple of years away because virtually all the services they offer are now on DEFI and the ones not yet on DEFI will soon find its way there.
2.Lending and Borrowing will be the most affected and I prefer this lending and borrowing because it offers me the advantage of lending perhaps to a pool thereby making some cool profits.
Yes DEFI is a threat to the Financial Institutions
Reasons:
1. Accessible
2. Transparency
3. Antonymous, no KYC nor Verification
4. It is Fast
5. Its flexible
6. It has higher returns on Investment.
The financial services that will be most affected with the introduction of DEFI is the Lending and Borrowing services.
Decentralized Insurance interest me most because as DEFI and Cryptocurrency as a whole is unregulated, Decentralized Insurance gives me minimal opportunity by providing a guarantee of compensation for specified loss.
Yes
1. This is because Defi is already doing what they are doing and very easy. Just at the comfort of your home you get the service that were hitherto done by the financial institutions and banks.
2. Bank in my view will most affected because some of their depostors will stop keeping money in the bank because they give almost nothing as an interest rate to their depostors and higher interest rate to their borrowers. And this is where they make a lots of profits.
3. The best thing I love in Defi system is high ROI on the liquidity you provide just like the money keep in the bank.