
Scroll’s Binance listing has sparked community debate, with critics raising concerns about centralization, while Scroll’s co-founder has highlighted global growth strategies.
Scroll, an Ethereum layer-2 project, was recently listed on the centralized cryptocurrency exchange Binance, sparking debate in the crypto community about centralization.
The listing, announced on Oct. 11, was praised for its potential to boost growth but criticized for its perceived alignment with centralized entities. Concerns were raised about whether the project was compromising on its decentralization principles.
X user Zeng Jiajun framed Scroll’s decision to list on Binance as “kneeling” to a centralized exchange (CEX), calling it a “tough decision to make” but casting doubt on the long-term implications.
Market intelligence firm DappRadar says that layer-1 crypto projects Sui (SUI) and Aptos (APT) emerged as the standout performers in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space in Q3 of 2024. In a new report, DappRadar says that Sui and Aptos saw an impressive increase in total value locked (TVL), the metric representing the amount of assets staked […]
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Brazil’s central bank is developing a synthetic central bank digital currency, which aims to blend decentralization, privacy and programmability.
Brazil is incorporating decentralized finance (DeFi) principles into ongoing experiments toward developing its in-house “synthetic” central bank digital currency (CBDC), Drex, which was previously called the digital Brazilian real.
On Oct. 3, Roberto Campos Neto, president of Banco Central do Brasil, highlighted the country’s need for a multidimensional CBDC that addresses the “trilemma” of decentralization, privacy and programmability — challenges that traditional markets have struggled to resolve simultaneously.
While presenting for a Markus’ Academy presentation on The Future of Financial Intermediation, Neto said: