DeFi’s been cooking while you cried about memecoins and gas.
Token Terminal says it all:
+460% DEX volume
+357% loans
+83% stables

That’s real growth. Not hopium, just on-chain truth kek.

death to usury

>>60516146 (OP)
Is that what you wanted to see?

>>60516146 (OP)
Not GL but I still prefer to trade than do defi.

buy crv

>>60516146 (OP)
bullish for Spark or AAVE?

>>60516146 (OP)
>you better hold if you really wanted to protect your funds

>>60516445
None, buy memecoins. If you buy #doginme, you'll be thanking me later.

>>60516445
aave

>>60516797
Memes print short-term gains. DeFi builds empires. Wait ‘til the dust settles jeet.

>>60516443
It's so Dead moron. Have mercy on yourself

>>60517084
Tell that to defi where exploits are the most common thing.

>>60517161
True, but that’s why serious DeFi is shifting to chains where security’s baked in, not slapped on later.

>>60517245
I'm not risking my money there. Better HODL

>>60517287
Fair. But while you hodl, some of us are farming real yield with protection. Different games, different gains.

>>60516146 (OP)
>Aave
>Pendle
>Beefy
>Uniswap
>1inch

>>60516234
Then build better systems as yelling won’t change anything anon.

ETH: Still the Core of It All, Even If You Don't Use It Daily

>>60517561
Been watching BYX lately and honestly, it feels different from the usual microcaps out here. It’s not screaming meme energy, and it’s not some overhyped AI clone. It’s aiming at something useful — a structured decentralized betting layer where the odds are transparent, tamper-proof, and on-chain. Whether that plays out or not is another story, but it’s a better angle than most of these gamblecoins pretending to have utility

>>60517481
Just add Maple Fi and Haven1. Solid picks for managing funds during this crash.

>>60517569
I've never heard that in my entire life lol

>>60517672
check google, you dumb

>>60517157
>It's so Dead
can't kill defi, faggot monkey

>>60517675
Even on Google, it's not there. That shows a shit project.

>>60517615
>Haven1
I kinda love its gasless txs, imagine sending funds and not needing to swap into a gas token first.

>>60517481
>>Uniswap
Uniswap = McDonald’s of DeFi. You don’t love it, but you’ll always use it.

>>60517707
You don't need this shit.

>>60517725
Imagine watching the posts like it’s a full-time job and still being this irrelevant.

>>60517707
Right? Gasless txs show they actually get it — usability and security in one.

>>60517707
Its the bunker DeFi needs. While others flex TVL, it’s securing users' funds.

>>60516146 (OP)
I still love sol, it is like DeFi on Adderall. Everything’s moving, nothing’s broken.

>>60517725
Cool, but others do. Not everything’s built for you, anon. Some people see the potential, maybe you're just not there yet.

>>60517786
Nothing's broken in what way?

>>60517762
Huge TVL makes people jump into the protocol. Don't pretend.

>>60517831
Ofc TVL attracts attention but I think smart money stays where there’s real security and sustainability.

>>60517738
Gas fees kill onboarding faster than anything, finally someone building for real users, not just whales and bots.

>>60517872
>Gas fees
Kek, its underrated until you try onboarding someone and realize most people have no clue how wallets or gas even work.

>>60517762
That’s the direction DeFi needs to go, desu. Too many protocols chase vanity metrics and forget security is the real fame.

>>60516949
Aave lets you earn yield or borrow without selling your bags. No middlemen, just code. It's been around, audited, and still standing while others got rekt. If you're in DeFi and not using it, you're missing half the game.

>>60517615
Those two are underrated. Others panic, but smart money parks in safer plays like that. It’s one way to stop obsessing over your wallet during a huge dump.

>>60517561
Personally, I don’t use it for every transaction, who does with current gas fees? But I still stack ETH regularly and treat it like digital infrastructure. Same way you'd invest in core internet pipes if you could. Long-term, I just don’t see how you phase out Ethereum without breaking everything else too.

>>60517786
>That’s the directi
There’s a reason I keep SOL as a top position even after all the downtime jokes.

>>60517888
>Aave lets you earn yield
It has survived every bull, bear, rug, and hack. At this point it deserves a pension.

>>60517882
If a platform filters what gets built, maybe it loses the YOLO degen circus, but it might also mean people don’t get rekt every other week.

>>60516797
No way people still think like this in 2025

>>60517084
>DeFi builds empires

projects with solid infrastructures will definitely stand the test of bears

>>60518052
Exactly. Bear markets expose the weak. Only real infrastructure survives and sets up for the next leg.

>>60517707
It's a huge development IMO. even though it ain't the first of its kind.

>>60517934
Still no to that platform. Why would I stress myself with something I don't understand.

>>60517831
And then they end up getting either scammed or Rugged. I'd rather have a slow and safe profits.

>>60517908
>Those two are underrated
i hope it stays that way. don't want too many jeets flocking in and causing chaos

>>60518172
Hmmm but sometimes the best rewards come from learning what others ignore. Not everything’s meant to be plug-and-play.

>>60518058
>Only real infrastructure survives
Finally, biz is healing. no more of that shitcoin nonsense

>>60518470
When builders stay focused on their vision, things align — and support naturally follows. That matters a lot.

DEFI PRINTS
CHAINLINK BLEEDS
REALLY MAKES MY NOGGIN WONDER....

>>60518557
>Why do you hate chainlink so much? That's my retiring plan and Im positive it will fly to $200 and I'll dump you like a garbage you retard.

>>60517707
gasless transaction is good, but i'm more interested in their security approach to possibly mitigate Hacks and rugs.
and this is because of the recent attack on Cetus and Cork

>>60518662
Exactly. Fancy features won’t matter if the core isn’t secure. Good to see they’re taking protection seriously from the start.

>>60518639
WHAT 3RD WORLD VILLAGE ARE YOU USING YOUR ANDROID FEATURE PHONE TO POST FROM?

>>60517831
TVL is a good sign folks are committing capital, though the ones that stick around long term are the ones that built good defense.

>>60518139
H1 is starting to bounce back. Let’s see both the token and protocol rise. Bags and products matter. A $2.5M mcap is a real opportunity.

>>60518862
THE ONE WHERE I MAKE MORE OFF-CHAIN THAN YOU DO PRETENDING TO BE SMART ONLINE.

>NOW GO POLISH YOUR IPHONE, CRY ABOUT RENT, AND KEEP LARPING WHILE I STACK REAL GAINS IN A “3RD WORLD” YOU COULDN’T SURVIVE A DAY IN.

>LINK X100 SOON
>POOR YOU
>UFakeRICH

>>60519069
It’s one of the few coins that didn’t crash, even with everything happening out there. Some of my other bags look lifeless already.
>>60519150
You think Chainlink will do 100x? Just look at the market cap. Be realistic

>>60519150
What's wrong with ya all?

>>60518557
>DEFI PRINTS
we haven't seen shit yet
everything is misspriced, specially considering how genius act just passed

>>60516146 (OP)
Most now prefer to trade for the fast money than to farm with DeFi protocols

>>60520411
the man who prevented WW3
as soon as he opened his mouth about a black swan, all tensions stopped

>>60518216
But actually, some low yield protocols are also not safe, while some offering yields as high as 80% APY have good security

The yield sizes shouldn't be a determining factor in picking secured protocols

>>60518237
They need the jeets because they need their liquidity, but having more people on the protocol shouldn't cause any problems if it's well built

nothing made me more avoid Haven1 like the plague than this thread

>>60517888
The yields on Aave are kinda low compared to others

>>60517831
This is what Pendle and Aave got right, if the new ones like Haven1 can also follow the same path, then it will definitely grow to become a big project

>>60516423
Most traders make less than 10% of their capital at the end of the year and DeFi offers more.

Except you're making more, I think you're wasting time trading

>>60519069
I think only altseason can help tokens like that. There is really no hype around it which is basically what the crypto space now feeds on.

Hype>fundamentals

>>60517721
Sure, they've made a name for themselves and have also been consistent with growth, which is what most others lack

>>60518172
I'm surprised some people here still see DeFi like rocket science

>>60520645
Hype will only move a project for a while, fundamentals is what keep it going

>>60517882
I believe this happens because the investors are not demanding accountability from the devs, they also just want big yields without considering the risk involved.

It's gambling to them after all.

>>60516234
>usury
rates set by the free market to willing participants
we live in a time where abject usury is a better alternative to the fiat printing paradigm

>>60517615
The huge yield on the second protocol is why I'm interested in it.
80% APY on its USDC LP. That's huge

>>60517561
It's still my biggest holding, and I think once we see ETH outperforming BTC, the other alts should follow suit

>>60517481
The big 5

>>60518216
Many will learn the hard way

>>60516146 (OP)
Metapool and Nobitex were hacked and millions were stolen, but we're out here squabbling amongst ourselves. the earlier we focus on hack-resistant protocols, the better

>>60520906
Kek. how are these the big 5 when Haven1 comes before?

>>60520438
there are tons if factors to consider before choosing protocols and it should not be limited to just low or high yields

>>60518747
security first

>>60517481
TF is this list?

>>60520631
>less than 10% in a year?
niggar shut the fuck up. if you make less than 10 quid of your initial capital in 365 days, you are better off not trading at all.

>>60521296
normal low risk list
although uniswap is more of a meme atm

>>60518862
Where do you live ser?

>>60521420
>
What does that mean anon?

>>60521846
Can't you read?

>>60516146 (OP)
Fair enough

>>60521296
Again, DYOR

WTF is DEFI is??

DeFi is printing but don't get REKT. I lost so much APEnming in to scams. DYOR and ride the wave.

Read something like this
CRYPTO FORTRESS 2025
https://a.co/d/4kvX7Dk

>>60516146 (OP)
>That’s real growth. Not hopium, just on-chain truth
Thanks chatGPT

>>60516146 (OP)
Based. While everyone’s been busy chasing dog coins and rugs, actual DeFi’s been stacking real numbers.
>Been watching a quiet beast doing work in payments too, bridging fiat and crypto like it’s nothing, cashback on spending and 30k+ merchants live.
You don’t need a hopium meme when the rails are already laid.
Ignore the noise, follow the infra.

>>60522813
learn english before connecting to the internet

>>60521846
about uniswap?
the governance token doesn't govern the decisions made by uniswap labs
even the ones that are explicitly said to be under the token's directive, like fee sharing

>>60524171
lol

>>60523725
>actual DeFi’s been stacking real numbers
>POWERS THE MAJORITY OF DEFI
>DUMPS ENDLESSLY
THE CHAINLINK EXPERIENCE

>>60516445
bullish on staking SUPRA on solido.

>>60517481
>Aave
>Pendle
>Beefy
>Uniswap
>1inch
>Supra

>>60521229
Most folks chase APY first, then act surprised when things implode.
>>60517707
I like how it keeps access controlled and reviewed.