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For every project that has brought us a step closer to the grand vision of a decentralized future, there’s been a rug-pull, a hack, an SEC lawsuit, a project crumbling under the weight of its own ambition – you get the gist. To say the industry has earned its Wild West reputation is like saying Al Capone merited his image as a troublemaker. From Ponzi schemes masquerading as beneficent ‘bank the unbanked’ protocols to insider-driven token dumps, crypto is all too often undermined from within. Little wonder investors blow off steam by trading humorous memes and cynical soundbites.  While it’s tempting to attribute this erosion of trust to tech-savvy recidivists, the blame lies with structural deficiencies in Web3 infrastructure itself. For all we brag about how transparent the industry is, most of us are incapable of parsing and assessing the ample blockchain data that’s readily available. An antidote to the apathy has presented itself in the form of InfoFi – Information Finance – which turns raw ledger data into clear, actionable insights. InfoFi could be the foundational shift the industry needs, giving those proclamations of transparency a leg to stand on and helping rebuild confidence in crypto once and for all. The Trust Deficit and InfoFi’s Rise Public blockchains were designed to be open, but without the right tools, they’re little more than labyrinths – piled-up haystacks whose nuggets of wisdom are near-impossible to extract, much less decipher. One consequence of this is a preponderance of scams whose authors know regular users don’t have the time, energy or ability to identify the red flags. InfoFi addresses this by turning blockchain’s raw data into structured, user-friendly intelligence, enabling anyone to verify a project’s bonafides before investing. Happily, the benefits flow to all ecosystem participants: retail traders gain the power to spot…

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