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Crypto Long & Short: The GENIUS Act’s guarantees don’t cover DeFi lending
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What the source reports
Institutions weighing DeFi lending tend to ask which markets are safest. Mike Hathaway and Joseph Quintilian of Ajna argue the better question is who can change a loan’s terms after the money is lent, and why a fully backed stablecoin offers no protection against a token vote or a faulty price feed.
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GENIUS Genius
$0.2732
-3.15% · 24h
15 supported listings
DEFI DeFi
$0.00009323
-10.26% · 24h
2 supported listings
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