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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

Fintech Nexus Staff·
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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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