- May 12, 2020
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The Ethereum DeFi sector has become a developers’ playground
As Ethereum 2.0 continues to inch closer to the highly anticipated release of Ethereum 2.0, rivals struggle for an angle to draw dapp developers to their platforms. This is especially evident in the Ethereum DeFi sector, which has been holding the market’s attention for much of 2020.
Ethereum’s ecosystem has now weathered numerous storms from the DAO calamity to the MakerDAO crash and still continues to grow.
More than that, Ethereum despite its decentralized nature has proved nimble enough to absorb competitors’ features into its ecosystem. So, while many have tried to make it out as the Netscape of blockchain, it is looking more and more like Google.
Read the full analysis.
As Ethereum 2.0 continues to inch closer to the highly anticipated release of Ethereum 2.0, rivals struggle for an angle to draw dapp developers to their platforms. This is especially evident in the Ethereum DeFi sector, which has been holding the market’s attention for much of 2020.
Ethereum’s ecosystem has now weathered numerous storms from the DAO calamity to the MakerDAO crash and still continues to grow.
More than that, Ethereum despite its decentralized nature has proved nimble enough to absorb competitors’ features into its ecosystem. So, while many have tried to make it out as the Netscape of blockchain, it is looking more and more like Google.
Read the full analysis.
