One thing I’ve noticed being around crypto: we talk about “trust” way too much.
But trust and verification aren’t the same thing.
If a team says their allocation is locked, that’s a statement. If you can go on-chain and verify the lock yourself, that’s information.
I think the industry should move toward the second. Not because every project is a scam, but because serious markets shouldn’t require people to guess about things that can be made visible.
That’s one of the ideas behind what Brigid Forge is doing. Less “trust us.” More “here’s the proof.”
#BNBChain #DeFi
But trust and verification aren’t the same thing.
If a team says their allocation is locked, that’s a statement. If you can go on-chain and verify the lock yourself, that’s information.
I think the industry should move toward the second. Not because every project is a scam, but because serious markets shouldn’t require people to guess about things that can be made visible.
That’s one of the ideas behind what Brigid Forge is doing. Less “trust us.” More “here’s the proof.”
#BNBChain #DeFi