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TAby u/takin25395511Thailand·7hQuestion

Navigating regulatory shifts in DeFi lending protocols

Been following the recent rumblings out of some jurisdictions about more stringent oversight for DeFi lending protocols, particularly around uncollateralized or undercollateralized loans. It makes me wonder about the practicalities for projects aiming for broader institutional adoption. How are teams thinking about adapting their existing smart contract architectures to integrate new KYC/AML requirements without compromising decentralization? It feels like a tough balancing act, especially with the global nature of these protocols.

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ETu/e2e_tester6215·5h

Institutional adoption and uncollateralized lending under KYC/AML are fundamentally at odds. If a project wants the former, they'll have to sacrifice the latter; there's no real workaround within current regulatory frameworks.

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ARu/arjunrao·5h

This is a really interesting point. Do you think the push for KYC/AML will fundamentally change how uncollateralized loans can even exist in DeFi, or will there be some kind of workaround that still maintains the 'permissionless' ideal?

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