TechFlow news, the "POW'ER 2020 DEFI Innovators Conference," hosted by Mars Blockchain and co-hosted by TRON, took place today in Shenzhen. Covering ten major细分 tracks within the DeFi sector, this conference brought together leading global DeFi innovators, industry pioneers, and top-tier investment and research institutions to deeply discuss the challenges and opportunities of DeFi, investment strategies across primary and secondary markets, as well as featuring DeFi project lightning pitches and an NFT crypto art autumn auction.
At the event, Wang Feng, founder of Mars Finance and Consensus Lab, held a fireside chat with Feng Bo, founder of Dragonfly Capital, titled "Sandbox Games and Great Explorers."
During the discussion, Wang Feng shared three key updates from the Mars team:
First, Mars has refreshed its logo this year—Mars Finance's logo has been replaced with Mars Blockchain. This year, Mars is no longer focused solely on information services but places greater emphasis on connecting directly with users.
Second, Mars Blockchain has launched Mars Cloud Mining, through which many users in the ecosystem are now accessing our one-stop mining service.
Third, in the DeFi ecosystem, it's increasingly evident that user-facing collateralized lending services are critical. Given real user demand in lending, Mars Cloud Mining will soon launch MINT, a decentralized lending protocol. The team is currently deploying nodes and running trial operations for MINT.
Additionally, Wang Feng addressed three common misconceptions about DeFi. He first pointed out that DeFi does not equal liquidity mining; equating DeFi solely with liquidity mining is a serious misrepresentation. "DeFi has just begun—it’s merely young grass right now, not even a tree yet."
"Secondly, DeFi does not equal ICO. The role DeFi plays in advancing blockchain applications toward maturity is no less significant than the role core public chains play in infrastructure."
"Finally, Total Value Locked (TVL) does not equal DeFi. Investors should not rely solely on TVL as the sole metric for evaluating assets."
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