Uniswap founder opposes regulating DeFi developers as centralized institutions
Jinse Finance reported that Uniswap founder Hayden Adams pointed out that some traditional financial institutions are pushing the US SEC to regulate decentralized protocol software developers as if they were centralized intermediaries. He mentioned that these institutions had previously raised disputes during the ConstitutionDAO auction event, and are now arguing that DeFi protocols cannot meet the "fair access" standard. Adams stated that the so-called "fair access" is being used as a reason to strengthen regulation, while open-source, peer-to-peer technology itself can lower the threshold for liquidity creation, which is fundamentally different from the traditional market maker model.
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