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Haven1: over 50% of crypto users in the DeFi world show caution towards active trading.  According to a survey conducted by Haven1, the risks associated with DeFi are a deterrent for cryptocurrency investors interested in exploring the Web3 ecosystem. Let’s see all the details below.  Crypto users struggling in the DeFi world: details from Haven1 survey As anticipated, a survey conducted by the blockchain Layer1 Haven1 has revealed that, despite 61% of respondents approaching decentralized finance (DeFi) to gain greater control over their assets, only 53% have gone beyond trading assets on decentralized exchanges (DEX). The main reasons cited for the lack of experimentation with DeFi services include a lack of familiarity with DEXs and security concerns, highlighting the ongoing challenges in facilitating easier and safer interaction with the on-chain ecosystem. In November 2023, Haven1’s parent company, Yield App, conducted a survey among users on behalf of the new and innovative blockchain. Although 91% of the interviewees declared to own cryptographic assets, only half admitted to engaging in active trading. The majority (61%) has expressed attraction towards Web3 for its ability to support true ownership of cryptographic assets.  However, only 53% stated that they have borrowed or lent a cryptographic asset, while only 54% have purchased an NFT. The goal: revolutionize Web3 with security and ease of use Jeff Owens from Haven 1, who will launch his chain and token in the new year, emphasized that the survey reflects users’ love for the freedom to control their own wealth and their interest in trading without relying on centralized exchanges.  At the same time, it highlighted concerns related to the security risks of DeFi and the lack of adequate safeguards in case of unforeseen events. The survey results align with those of a YouGov study on awareness of Web3, highlighting a…

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