2026-01-13 07:23:56

On January 14th in St. Moritz, Switzerland, a gathering of top global industry professionals is taking place. The event focuses on two hot topics: the evolution of decentralized finance (DeFi) and new opportunities in on-chain capital markets.

As the Ethereum (ETH) ecosystem continues to improve, DeFi protocols are becoming increasingly crucial in on-chain capital markets. Participants engaged in in-depth discussions about the current market challenges and upcoming opportunities—how to seize the initiative in the Web3 wave, which is a concern shared by many traders and developers.

This dialogue, gathering industry elites, is redefining the future direction of finance.

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RektRecorder

· 01-14 14:46

St. Moritz is bragging again. If there are so many opportunities, why are so many people losing money?

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LayerHopper

· 01-14 05:10

St. Moritz gathering once again defining the future of finance, always the same rhetoric. Those who are truly making money have already quietly gotten rich. --- DeFi needs to evolve again? Wake up, protocols are still copying and pasting each other. --- Seizing the opportunity? Bro, jumping in now just makes you a bag holder. --- What’s the point of perfecting the Ethereum ecosystem? Gas fees are still ridiculously high. --- On-chain capital markets? Sounds good, but where is the real liquidity? --- In the Web3 wave, trying to get ahead... Maybe we should focus on security first before bragging. --- Another overpriced forum, a bunch of big shots bragging, retail investors still need to do their own research. --- Interesting, DeFi practitioners have all gone to Switzerland for vacation. No wonder the market is dead. --- The real purpose of these meetings is networking and fundraising; technical discussions are just a cover. --- Opportunities? I only see arbitrage margins shrinking.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-13 07:51

St. Moritz is playing this game again? DeFi stuff has been old news for a long time, do you really need to fly over and boast? --- The phrase "seize the opportunity" has become so common that ears are numb to it. Those who truly make money have already jumped on board. --- Is the ETH ecosystem complete? Ha, still a long way to go. Let’s wait until L2 truly takes off. --- On-chain capital market opportunities? Nice words, but isn’t it just a new way to fleece the leeks? --- Industry elites gathering together can define the future? Nonsense, code is the real king. --- Claiming to get ahead in the Web3 wave sounds like marketing talk. Who has actually made money? --- The evolution of decentralized finance, in other words, means new risks are emerging.

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memecoin_therapy

· 01-13 07:51

St. Moritz is holding another conference, this time on DeFi and on-chain capital markets. Sounds like it's really valuable. --- Tired of hearing "seize the opportunity," but in the end, it's all about who can survive the next bull market. --- Ethereum ecosystem is supposedly complete? Come on, gas fees are still ridiculously high. --- Web3 wave? I just want to know if these elites will end up just shouting and nothing more. --- Another top-tier dialogue is about to redefine finance. What happened to the previous discussions? --- Feels like every time these grand events end, the market reverses.

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StableCoinKaren

· 01-13 07:44

The Swiss St. Moritz bureau? It's already 2024, and you're still talking about the future of DeFi. Do you really think we haven't experienced Luna and FTX?

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DAOplomacy

· 01-13 07:42

ngl the "redefining finance" rhetoric gets trotted out every conference season... arguably the real question is whether these incentive structures actually persist beyond the davos circuit

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