Is Crypto Winter Finally Over, What’s Next For DeFi? With Solstice Labs CEO Ben Nadareski
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Autor: Jack DunhamVeröffentlicht:
Is onchain yield in DeFi a broken trade? Catastrophic downside for a couple of points over a savings account — or is the whole category just mispriced by people who don't understand where the yield comes from?
For the Season 2 premiere of The Big Picture, Jack sits down with Ben Nadareski, co-founder and CEO of Solstice, the largest Solana-native yield stablecoin protocol. Before Solstice, Ben ran global crypto-derivatives trading at Galaxy Digital, led M&A at SIX Digital Exchange, and worked on central-bank blockchain adoption at R3. He came to crypto to fix the plumbing, not chase the casino — and he answers like a risk manager, not a degen.
With markets ripping back to life, we dig into:
• Whether the crypto winter is actually over
• Why onchain returns look mispriced against the risk, and what "sustainable yield" really means now
• The compression in delta-neutral yields since the October 10 crash
• The bank lobby's war on yield-bearing stablecoins, and what CLARITY changes for builders
• Inside Solstice: USX, eUSX, and building trustworthy yield infrastructure on Solana
Please note that none of the opinions shared in this episode are financial advice.
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Guest: Ben Nadareski
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