# 去中心化金融

The era of traditional finance harvesting has come to an end! Odyssey ushers in the era of financial freedom for ordinary people ✨
Have you noticed a harsh truth? Ordinary people are always passive victims in traditional finance! Assets are controlled centrally by banks and platforms, every transaction is monitored, hard-earned profits are layered and taken, personal privacy is completely exposed! Banks monopolize currency creation, internet platforms extract our behavioral data for free, and the wealth we accumulate has never truly belonged to us!
In the Web3 era, freedom is never just talk!

#去中心化金融 Seeing the news that the Trump Organization is distributing digital tokens, my first reaction is: here we go again.
Traditional large enterprises entering the token space sounds glamorous, but the real details are where the pitfalls lie. Look closely at these points—tokens "cannot be transferred or exchanged for cash," which means what you receive has no liquidity; it's just a tool to bind users. Moreover, they can only be used for discounts or services, making it a form of locked-in incentives.
I've seen too many operations like this. Seemingly beneficial token distributions are fund

#去中心化金融 After reading the recent insights from Framework Ventures and Cantor Fitzgerald, I find it quite interesting. An institution is flowing into bullish DeFi blue chips, while another is issuing a warning about a possible new round of correction—on the surface contradictory, but actually reflecting the same reality: the market has become highly segmented.
My observation is that the follow-trade logic in 2026 will undergo significant changes. The previous approach of "chasing hot topics, new coins, and leverage" is basically no longer viable. Institutions are now carefully selecting DeFi b

#去中心化金融 Seeing Telegram launch a self-custody wallet in the US, TON surged by 10% in response. My mind drifted back to those years of DeFi.
In 2020, Uniswap and the Luna ecosystem in 2021 both attracted a large number of users by focusing on "reducing usage friction." At that time, we also saw price surges and a flood of new users. But looking back now, what truly determines the lifecycle is never the speed of user growth, but the depth of capital retention.
TON's current signals are quite interesting—user activity remains stable, stablecoin supply stays at around 960 million, but the total v