From Banking to Blockchain
Abdul Rafay Gadit, co-founder of Zignaly, made a strong and bold move by moving his attention from traditional finance (TradFi) to digital decentralized Finance (DeFi). Traditional Finance is all about protection and regulation of customer information and assets but it tends to be really slow as it requires manual effort for the most part. Decentralized Finance on the other hand offers anyone with internet access the chance to involve themselves in this digital money world. Gadit believes that DeFi also comes with major problems such as the risk of hacking, and bugs on smart contracts however, he also believes we’re at a turning point where TradFi and DeFi are about to merge.
ZIGChain’s Vision for the Future
Gadit’s experience in traditional finance has made him well versed in its flaws so he aims to blend TradFi and DeFi into one, this way TradFi’s weak sections like risk management and user protection can be strengthened by innovation and openness of DeFi. That’s why he shaped ZIGChain, Zignaly’s upcoming decentralized blockchain, it aims to be a decentralized wealth-generation platform. This offers builders, fund managers, and users all over the world be able to make their own DeFi tools, dApps, and many more blockchain elements. This project also seems to have a bright future as it’s backed by a huge amount of $100 million. ZIGChain aims to make DeFi, Real-world assets, and NFTs into something way bigger than it already is, providing users with a wide range of investment opportunities.
TradFi and DeFi Are Converging
Gadit believes the future of all finance businesses leads to the merging of the digital aspect of finance with the traditional physical aspect of finance. He foresees a future where financial systems are more accessible and efficient, and users can very very easily rotate between traditional financial systems and Decentralized financial systems. Zignaly’s new mission is to create a new way of building wealth and making investment more inclusive, stable, and rewarding at the end of the day.
