DeFi Is Becoming Less Competitive a Year After FTX’s Collapse

DeFi Is Becoming Less Competitive a Year After FTX’s Collapse

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Nov. 16, 2023, 12:00 PM UTC

By Muyao Shen

Muyao Shen

Muyao Shen

Bloomberg News

A small number of participants are dominating the world of decentralized finance as the crypto sector, which seeks to replicate financial markets without middlemen, still hasn’t recovered from FTX’s collapse a year ago.

Most categories in DeFi — from peer-to-peer lending to decentralized exchanges — are seeing capital largely held in a few major projects, according to data compiled by crypto-risk modeling company Gauntlet. The firm used a popular measure of market concentration and competition called the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index.

Based on the metric, the most competition exists between decentralized finance exchanges, with the top four venues holding about 54% of …

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