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Damage from the collapse of key crypto ecosystems last year is on track for a steady recovery as the right players take proactive steps to restore investor confidence. Major players from the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem came together to showcase the incentive behind operating trustless, interoperable and permissionless platforms.
For 24 hours, from Feb. 6 to 7, over 30 DeFi protocols joined in an initiative to “permissionlessly” share tweets from other protocols — thus highlighting the permissionless and interoperable nature of Web3. These projects include yearn.This includes finance, makerdao, sushiswap and aave.
An experiment in social coordination with @MakerDAO pic.twitter.com/lXOFPeqToS
— Element Finance (@element_fi) February 6, 2023
DeFi has amassed mainstream acceptance with significant institutions making their entrance into the space, but it still has a shaky reputation due to its many exploits.
He still has a fragile reputation thanks to his many exploits.
He still has a fragile reputation thanks to his many exploits.
Mamun Rashid, MakerDAO's head of marketing, said to achieve the challenge's 'full potential', it requires collaboration of ideas and expertise in the field.
“together, We can push the limits of traditional finance, and build a more inclusive and accessible financial system by challenging ourselves." Collaborative projects in the campaign have identified the "spirit" of the challenge as an ecosystem that is more collaborative, as opposed to competing.
According to Jared Grey, sushiswap's CEO, the challenge is to challenge the current status quo of known financial frameworks, which historically create obstacles and diminish economic freedom.”
Jared Grey, Chief Executive Officer of SushiSwap, said the challenge is designed to challenge the current status quo of known financial frameworks, which historically create barriers and reduce economic freedom. 'Grey said that the responsibility to represent the real challenge message comes first from inside space.
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As a result, the initiative and solidarity of over 30 manufacturers in space are reaching a critical moment. According to a report from Beosin, DeFi-based projects experienced the highest number of attacks in 2022.
This vulnerability led to a 47.4% rise in security losses in 2022 compared with the previous year, which totaled $3.64 billion in losses.
Additional industry insights revealed that the trend of DeFi exploits should be expected to continue into this year due to new projects entering the market and more sophisticated hackers.
Nonetheless, the space started the year with significant growth, according to a DappRadar report. In January, a new $150 million ecosystem fund was created by Injective to boost DeFi and Cosmos adoption.
