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Crypto Report: FTX and Centralized Lending

Gauntlet Networks CEO and Co-Founder Tarun Chitra joins Ed Ludlow to discuss the FTX collapse and the difference between centralized lending vs. decentralized lending. Plus, how the simulation platform helps developers understand how decisions about security, governance, and consensus mechanisms affect network activity and asset value. ——– Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg Technology on…

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Gauntlet Networks CEO and Co-Founder Tarun Chitra joins Ed Ludlow to discuss the FTX collapse and the difference between centralized lending vs. decentralized lending. Plus, how the simulation platform helps developers understand how decisions about security, governance, and consensus mechanisms affect network activity and asset value.
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  1. Deplorable Left

    November 17, 2022 at 12:11 am

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