MakerDAO founder reveals risk prevention measures and looks forward to the future development of Decentralized Finance.

The founder of MakerDAO recently shared a series of measures that the protocol has taken to mitigate future risks and provided an outlook on the development prospects of Decentralized Finance (DeFi).

To prevent similar "Black Thursday" crash events from happening again, MakerDAO has fixed a potential system vulnerability that could lead to zero bids in auctions. At the same time, the introduction of USDC as additional collateral also helps to reduce the system's sensitivity to Ethereum price fluctuations, thereby enhancing overall stability.

Regarding the future development of MakerDAO, the founder proposed three major milestones to achieve "complete decentralization":

1. Develop a system that can autonomously recruit and pay daily operational developers.
2. Establish a mechanism for protocol governance and upgrade decisions.
3. Allow Maker token holders to delegate their voting rights to users who are more actively involved in governance.

Although DeFi is still in its early stages of development, the founders expect that over time, the boundaries between DeFi and traditional centralized finance (CeFi) will gradually blur, potentially leading to a fusion. This perspective reflects an industry view on the future development direction of financial technology.