Lessons in $greed.. DeFi - Decentralized Finance

DeFi 1 - Introduction:

This is the first lesson of the Introduction to DeFi course in GREED Academy, a beginner-friendly path designed to help you understand the financial layer of crypto. If the Introduction to Tokens course explained what crypto assets are, this course explains what you can actually do with them.

Over the next lessons, you’ll learn how decentralized exchanges work, why lending in DeFi looks nothing like lending in TradFi, what powers yield, the role of stablecoins, the risks, and the architecture behind everything. The goal is simple: by the end, you should be able to navigate DeFi with clarity instead of confusion.

DeFi 2 - Introduction:

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) is more than just a buzzword, it’s an evolving financial ecosystem that allows users to trade, lend, and earn yields on their assets without the need for traditional banks. The previous lesson introduced the core concepts of DeFi and how it integrates with blockchain technology. Now, we take it a step further by exploring how to actually use DeFi protocols, what differentiates them from traditional finance, and why liquidity provision plays a crucial role.

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DeFi 3 - Introduction:

As you learned in the previous lessons, DeFi protocols each serve a specific role. Some let you swap assets, others let you lend or borrow, and others help you provide liquidity and earn fees. On their own, each protocol is useful. But the real power of DeFi emerges when these protocols are combined.

This lesson introduces composability, the idea that DeFi protocols can plug into one another permissionlessly, forming interconnected financial systems. Instead of isolated products, DeFi becomes a modular stack where applications build on top of existing infrastructure.

This is where DeFi stops being linear and starts becoming exponential.





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