For crypto enthusiasts, this is a common part of interacting with DEFi, but for most market participants, as well as for beginners, this area is very complex and time-consuming. But we must not forget that decentralized finance is the basis of the crypto market; all tokens and coins that we buy on the exchange are essentially candy wrappers and we are not the real owners of this or that asset, so every market participant who wants to understand cryptocurrency must sooner or later curb this direction. There are many tools available within decentralized finance. I can list the most common ones: swapping (decentralized exchange), staking and pharming (passive income, like a deposit in a bank), buying cryptocurrency at the time of creation, various games, etc. Well, you say: “This is also available on all centralized exchanges” and you will be partly right, it is convenient and fast, but we must not forget that blockchain is the idea of the entire crypto market, and for our assets to belong entirely to US, this is only through DEFI . We already know several examples of how various banks = various exchanges burst and go bankrupt, and we are not insured that our money will not go anywhere.
