DeFi Super Detailed! Data institution CoinGecko, together with a reporting tool, launches the first DeFi introductory book.
A well-known cryptocurrency data website and research institution released the first e-book dedicated to introducing Decentralized Finance (DeFi) this year, titled "How to DeFi." In addition, the platform also added a DeFi investment calculator section, where users can search for the return rates they can get on various DeFi platforms based on "which coin they want to earn." Although there are already many data websites providing return information on DeFi, the publication of an e-book by a data website offering introductory information is a first.
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A well-known cryptocurrency data website and research institution released the first e-book dedicated to introducing decentralized finance (DeFi) this year, titled "How to DeFi". In addition, the platform has also added a DeFi investment calculator section, where users can search for the returns they can get on various DeFi platforms based on the cryptocurrency they want to earn. While there are already many data websites providing return information on DeFi, this e-book publication offering introductory information is a first.
An Added Convenience: Return Calculator
Coingecko has maintained a certain design standard in its previous reports. This website, which emphasizes user experience, also demonstrates good visual appeal and user-friendliness in its DeFi tools.
After selecting the cryptocurrency you want to earn, inputting the expected deposit amount will allow the system to quickly compile the annual returns of different DeFi platforms. The list of DeFi platforms will also include security ratings, current locked asset amounts, and comprehensive ratings. Once the criteria are selected, users can be directed to the platform.
What Does "How to DeFi" Cover?
This over 200-page book consists of 15 chapters. It goes beyond the familiar investment aspects of lending and savings in decentralized finance (DeFi) and starts by explaining the differences between "decentralized finance" and "centralized finance". It then delves into decentralized applications and the ecosystem of Ethereum before discussing the applications of DeFi.
Topics covered include stablecoin DAI, lending, decentralized exchanges (DEX), decentralized derivatives, fund management, insurance, and more, making it quite comprehensive in scope.
We list the chapters of the book below, and interested readers can download it from CoinGecko:
Chapter 1 - Centralized vs Decentralized Finance
Chapter 2 - What is DeFi?
Chapter 3 - Decentralized Layer: Ethereum
Chapter 4 - Ethereum Wallets
Chapter 5 - Decentralized Stablecoins
Chapter 6 - Decentralized Lending
Chapter 7 - Decentralized Exchanges
Chapter 8 - Decentralized Derivatives
Chapter 9 - Decentralized Fund Management
Chapter 10 - Decentralized Lotteries
Chapter 11 - Decentralized Payments
Chapter 12 - Decentralized Insurance
Chapter 13 - DeFi Dashboards
Chapter 14 - Auctions in DeFi
Chapter 15 - DeFi is the Future, and the Future is Now
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