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DeFi should take the middle road between the extremes of QAnon and J.P. Morgan
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DeFi should take the middle road between the extremes of QAnon and J.P. Morgan

DeFi should take the middle road between the extremes of QAnon and J.P. Morgan

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·Sep. 28, 2020·1 min read

This week, we look at:

  • How the music industry needed The Pirate Bay and Napster

  • Why J.P.Morgan is paying $1B in fines for allegedly manipulating the precious metals market

  • Whether DeFi is flirting with self-dealing and veering towards apathy

  • Why QAnon and 8chan are a bad example for global governance

  • And how the European Commission’s proposed crypto-market rules are highly productive for blockchain-based capital markets infrastructure

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