The current problem is that each DeFi application has to build its own risk management system. Wallets have their own protections, protocols have their own controls, resulting in inconsistent standards, resource waste, and numerous vulnerabilities.
Have you ever thought that instead of everyone working independently, it would be better to make risk management a shared on-chain infrastructure? Such a standardized security strategy can be uniformly implemented across wallets, applications, and even cross-chain scenarios. User experience is improved, and developers can also save effort.
This idea is being explored and practiced. Let's see what can come out of it.
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LazyDevMiner
· 01-13 17:49
Well said, this is the current pain point of DeFi—each doing their own thing, and in the end, no one is safe. Standardized risk management infrastructure should have been established long ago; otherwise, we'll just be waiting for the next big vulnerability.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-13 17:48
That's right, each project does its own thing, and there are so many vulnerabilities that it's deadly, and users are constantly worried everywhere.
It would be great if we could unify standards, so I wouldn't have to keep figuring out how to protect this protocol or how to set up that wallet.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 01-13 17:40
Sounds good, but can it really be implemented? It feels like another beautiful vision.
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RamenStacker
· 01-13 17:32
To be honest, this idea sounds good, but how many projects can actually be implemented? Most of them are still doing their own thing and not giving way to each other.
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 01-13 17:29
Isn't this the classic problem of DeFi? Everyone develops their own rules, and in the end, no one feels secure.
The current problem is that each DeFi application has to build its own risk management system. Wallets have their own protections, protocols have their own controls, resulting in inconsistent standards, resource waste, and numerous vulnerabilities.
Have you ever thought that instead of everyone working independently, it would be better to make risk management a shared on-chain infrastructure? Such a standardized security strategy can be uniformly implemented across wallets, applications, and even cross-chain scenarios. User experience is improved, and developers can also save effort.
This idea is being explored and practiced. Let's see what can come out of it.