Decentralized Finance Tron Based Smart Contract - Daisy Token: Presale Offer

Hello,

If you are a digital asset purveyor, a great opportunity has arisen, by **invitation only **to acquire a DeFi token - Daisy in a private presale round from the 15th of July until the 30th.

The private presale sale offer is $1 per token. The Daisy token will list to the wider public on platforms such as Binance, Pancake Swap, Uniswap & CoinMarketCap in the first instance on August 1 at $5. Based on the utility and unique characteristics of the Daisy Launch Pad the Daisy token has the potential to increase in price beyond 3 - 5-fold per token in the next 6 months. 

Go to daisylp.com to find out more about the project.  

Opportunities such as the Daisy token private presale are only available to private venture capitalists. 

I encourage you to carefully assess this opportunity and dip your toe in at the very least. Here's some background information on Decentralized Finance

DeFi, also known in full as Decentralized Finance, is a complete ecosystem of financial applications built on other blockchain networks. Decentralized Finance also represents a movement focused on creating transparent financial services, open-source and permissionless - meaning international financial products and services are accessible to everybody and operating without a central authority.

Why DeFi Matters

In essence, decentralized finance applications allow users to exercise full control and ownership of their assets as well as the interaction within the financial sytstem using a peer to peer model.

The distinguishing element between DeFi and cryptocurrencies is the former fully focuses on decentralization while using lucrative incentive structures as an approach to encourage investors to take part in the movement. More so, DeFi has grown through crowd-funding startup models called ICOs (initial coin offering) and has been able to attract funding into projects quickly.

‍DeFi projects are software protocols running on top of a blockchain network such as Ethereum or Cosmos. These projects leverage the underlying protocol technology as well as new improvements to automate financial services.

How DeFi Works

DeFi projects earn this term because they are supposed to be fully non-custodial and decentralized. Non-custodial means the system doesn't manage or are control the user's crypto assets. DeFi projects allow you to be in full control of your cryptocurrency, you do not deposit your asset with a central authority.

‍On the other hand, decentralization in DeFi projects means owners of the project devolve or cede all their power of executing transactions to using smart contracts.

What DeFi Does

Defi projects are solving unique problems within the financial services industry.

Lending and Borrowing

DeFi projects focused on lending and borrowing allow users to lend and take out a loan by using software and bypassing the need to engage a trusted third party. Instead of using paper contracts, they leverage on the use of code to automate processes such as calculating interest rates and maintenance margins necessary in lending. For instance, a user wishing to lend part of their cryptocurrencies will send their desired amount to lend in form of tokens and or coins to an address controlled by the protocol. In return, they earn interest depending on the amount lent.

On the other hand, borrowers place the desired cryptocurrency by the borrower in the form of a cryptocurrency and will only borrow a percentage of the posted value. Examples of leading borrowing and lending DeFi projects include Compound, Aave, and yEarn.

Decentralized Exchanges

Also known as DEXs, these are exchanges allowing users to exchange their cryptocurrency assets without the use of a mediator in the form of a centralized exchange. Decentralized exchanges operate as a true peer to peer exchange. They are increasingly becoming popular because users can instantly convert their cryptocurrencies, have quick access to trading pairs, high security and privacy of funds. The main examples of DEXs include Uniswap, Kyber Network, and 0x.

DeFI Advantages

Decentralized Finance is bent on revolutionizing traditional finance.

‍No intermediaries or arbitrators- DeFi projects use code that specifies the resolution of every possible future dispute. More so, users have control over their funds. Eliminates single point of failure- DeFi projects are built on top of blockchain networks, hence data secured by this technology and decentralized using thousands of nodes. Consequently, making it difficult to orchestrate shutdown or censorship of these new financial services. Secure and less complex- DeFi applications are built-in advance making the process of deployment easy and secure. Global access- DeFi applications are open ecosystems making it possible for anyone around the world to access financial services and products.

Contact me by return if you have any questions

Dele Adenaike

07533 715454