When talking about the future of DeFi, there are always two bottlenecks: compliance and real assets. If these two issues cannot be resolved, the industry will struggle to truly break out of its small circle. This is precisely the direction that @RaylsLabs and @LayerBankFi are addressing. @RaylsLabs is directly tackling the "compliance gap." It is not trying to circumvent regulation but has incorporated KYC into its design from the ground up. Every account is verified, allowing compliant dApps, tokens, and cross-chain bridges to operate from day one. Institutions can also operate in private subnets and connect to public chains when needed. It can be said that this is a regulatory-friendly framework built for Web3, proving that privacy and compliance can coexist. On the other hand, @LayerBankFi is targeting the "asset gap." In the past, DeFi has been circulating liquidity of crypto assets internally, but LayerBank tokenizes real assets such as government bonds, bonds, and real estate,...
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