Author: Hassan Shittu

Hassan Shittu contributed to Blockchain Journal as a cryptocurrency journalist, covering blockchain technology, digital asset markets, and broader industry developments. His reporting focused on delivering clear, timely coverage of crypto-related news, with attention to market structure, ecosystem trends, and factual accuracy.

Decentralized finance and traditional banking can both move, lend and exchange value, but they distribute responsibility in very different ways. A bank records customer claims in a private ledger and operates within a legal and supervisory framework. A DeFi protocol uses smart contracts and blockchain settlement, often allowing a wallet to interact without opening a conventional account. That does not make one system universally superior. DeFi can make rules and transactions more observable, while banks can provide legal claims, customer support and established recovery processes. A useful comparison follows the complete service rather than contrasting “decentralized” with “centralized” as marketing…

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Last week, the price of Quant (QNT) gained traction when it accumulated 25% in just some days. It increased from the $56range to the $76 range. While it acquired this little smooth run during the week, it continued its bullish run-on Saturday when it disengaged from the seven-month-old falling wedge formation. While it gained a lot of doubts during the weekend, it continued its journey to this week and has 70% from last week.

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A bond can be issued as a token and settled against digital money on shared infrastructure. That does not make the issuer, the legal claim or the need for reliable settlement disappear. It changes how instructions, ownership records and payment can be coordinated. This concrete distinction is more useful than treating Web3 as a replacement for the financial system. In finance, the term covers several architectures: public blockchains, permissioned distributed ledgers, tokenised securities, stablecoins, wallets and decentralised protocols. They have different governance and trust assumptions. Tokenisation changes the representation and workflow Tokenisation represents an asset or claim as a programmable…

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