Low-risk DeFi can do for Ethereum what Google's advertising revenue does for that company: subsidize more interesting but less profitable applications. Low-risk DeFi can do for Ethereum what Google's advertising revenue does for that company: subsidize more interesting but less profitable applications.

Low-risk DeFi, not memecoins, can best sustain Ethereum’s economy, co-founder Vitalik Buterin says

2025/09/22 03:28

Low-risk DeFi can do for Ethereum what Google's advertising revenue does for that company: subsidize more interesting but less profitable applications.

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