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In 2007 the financial system crumbled.
Slick-suited Wall Streeters, fat from gouging on subprime mortgages, slobbering over high-risk loans, and breaking baguettes with greased-up regulators found the urge to stretch their legs and pour billions into concealing predatory practices.
While financial penalties were publicly levied, those who paid the price were the everymen and women whose houses were destroyed, whose jobs were lost and who were written off as ‘collateral damage’ in the financial tsunami. Together they sat searching for a saviour.
From the rubble decentralised finance emerged.
