MakerDAO founder analyzes anti-collapse measures and predicts the future of the integration of Decentralized Finance and CeFi.

The founder of MakerDAO recently elaborated on the measures taken by the protocol to prevent potential collapses and made predictions about the future development of Decentralized Finance (DeFi). To avoid a recurrence of a crash similar to "Black Thursday," MakerDAO has fixed a vulnerability that could lead to zero bids in auctions.

The founder emphasized that introducing USDC as additional collateral helps reduce the system's sensitivity to Ethereum price fluctuations, thereby enhancing overall stability.

When discussing the long-term goals of MakerDAO, the founder pointed out that achieving "complete decentralization" requires reaching three key milestones: first, developing a system that can autonomously hire and pay daily operational developers; second, establishing a mechanism for protocol governance and future upgrade decisions; and finally, allowing Maker token holders to delegate their voting rights to users who are more actively involved in governance.

Although DeFi is still in its early stages, founders predict that the boundaries between DeFi and traditional Centralized Finance (CeFi) will gradually blur, and they may eventually merge into one. This perspective reflects a deep consideration within the industry about the future development trends in the financial sector.