DeFi re-architecture refers to the substantial redesign or restructuring of existing decentralized finance protocols or platforms to address performance limitations, security vulnerabilities, or evolving market demands. This process involves fundamental changes to smart contract logic, underlying blockchain integration, or economic models. It represents a significant strategic shift for digital asset projects.
Context
The necessity for DeFi re-architecture frequently arises from lessons learned during periods of high network activity, security incidents, or shifts in regulatory expectations. Projects often undertake these extensive overhauls to enhance scalability, improve capital efficiency, or better align with emerging compliance standards. Such initiatives are closely watched by market participants for their potential impact on protocol stability and competitiveness.
The proposed intermediary classification would fundamentally re-architect DeFi, mandating KYC/AML and broker-level compliance for nearly all US-facing protocols.
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