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JPMorgan: DeFi Stagnation and Hacks Deter Institutions

JPMorgan: DeFi Stagnation and Hacks Deter Institutions

JPMorgan reports that DeFi growth has stalled due to recent hacks, including exploits on Kelp DAO and Drift Protocol, which have eroded investor confidence. As a result, institutions are shifting funds toward safer assets like Tether. The analysis highlights ongoing security concerns in the DeFi sector, impacting institutional participation and overall market stability.

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