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Star: Cryptocurrency is entering the era of On-Chain Finance, a significant portion of the global economy will move to the blockchain

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OKX Founder and CEO Star took to social media on February 12, noting: “Crypto has evolved through the Bitcoin era (2008–2015), followed by the smart contract and decentralized application (dApp) phase (2016–2024). The experimental stage is over—we’re now entering the on-chain finance era (2025–present).” “Over the next decade, a large chunk of the global economy will move on-chain. Financial services for the internet generation need to be 24/7, low-cost, and instant—just as easy as sending an email.”
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