A new movement is pumping oxygen into the cryptocurrency industry despite asset prices that remain 65% lower than where they were in late 2017. It’s called DeFi, short for decentralized finance—it’s the notion that crypto entrepreneurs can recreate traditional financial instruments in a decentralized architecture, outside of companies’ and governments’ control. Let's take a look at what DeFi is, what tools are available out there, are they viable or just theoretical, who and how uses them, and most importantly, how can you use them (and if there is a reason for that). Agenda: - What is DeFi - Open Lending Protocols (MakerDAO, Dharma, Compound) - Decentralized Prediction Markets, Hedging (Augur, Gnosis) - Exchanges (IDEX, EtherDelta, Binance DEX, Uniswap) and Open Marketplaces (OpenSea, Rarebits, Decentraland) - Stablecoins (Dai, Tether) - Usecases for you