The digital credit track is heating up. A senior executive from a leading fintech company recently revealed that their financing strategy has been fully adjusted, aiming to launch a large-scale digital credit business matrix by 2026. This is not just a simple business extension, but a move to spark a new round of financing competition in the capital market — they plan to achieve scale advantages in the digital credit field through large-capital injections. What does this signal reflect? More and more institutions are turning their attention to on-chain financial infrastructure, and digital credit, as a supplement to the DeFi ecosystem, is moving from niche to mainstream.

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MoonWaterDropletsvip
· 01-10 01:42
Another new track to harvest the little guys, 2026? By then, it'll be another wave of collapse.
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BankruptWorkervip
· 01-08 03:36
Is it another round of fundraising, matrix, and scale advantages? It sounds exhausting. Has a truly workable on-chain lending model emerged?
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SilentObservervip
· 01-07 14:52
Waiting until 2026? It should have been played this way all along. What are we waiting for in the DeFi financial sector?
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BearMarketNoodlervip
· 01-07 14:51
Launching in 2026? Don't joke around. It's time to go all in now. What are you waiting for?
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just_another_walletvip
· 01-07 14:47
2026 is still early, and now these big companies are all holding back their big moves.

On-chain financial infrastructure is indeed heating up, but how many will actually be implemented?

This round of funding competition is probably going to cut the leeks again.

DeFi as a supplement? Sounds smooth, but in reality?

Scale advantage sounds good, but the key is whether risk control can be done well.
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