PRESS RELEASE.
Why blockchain remains rooted in finance“Decentralisation is expensive and inherently inefficient,” Yang said. “You give up speed and scalability in exchange for removing reliance on a central authority. That trade-off only makes sense where trust is the primary concern, and that is finance.”
Stablecoins and real-world crypto use cases“When access to financial systems is limited, the ability to move value without permission becomes extremely meaningful,” Yang added.
Centralisation, risk, and market realities“Most users are not looking for pure decentralisation,” Yang explained. “They are looking for systems that are less constrained than traditional finance.”
“Freedom in financial systems comes with real costs,” Yang said. “There are no guarantees or safety nets. That responsibility sits with the user.”
Market cycles and investor behaviour“Markets are driven by stories as much as technology,” Yang said. “Each cycle becomes faster, more speculative, and less connected to fundamentals.”
These dynamics highlight the importance of discipline and independent thinking when navigating digital assets.
“In a market without clear intrinsic value benchmarks, judgement becomes the most important asset,” Yang added.
Blockchain’s long-term role in finance“Not everyone needs decentralisation,” Yang said. “But for those who do, the ability to operate outside traditional systems is significant.”
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