[BlockBeats] There was some pretty fresh news on December 9—a decentralized energy project called Daylight just launched a new protocol on Ethereum. Backed by a16z crypto and Framework Ventures, the company is doing something interesting this time: packaging electricity as a yield-generating crypto asset.
They’ve named this protocol DayFi, and their ambitions are big—they want to create a “capital market for decentralized energy.” Founder Jason Badeaux revealed this goal in an interview. In simple terms, it’s about combining the traditional energy industry with DeFi mechanics, allowing electricity to flow and generate yields just like other crypto assets.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 12-12 09:59
The future of energy blockchain is promising
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GasWaster
· 12-12 00:09
The rookies are all overwhelmed, power has arrived
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FantasyGuardian
· 12-11 22:41
Mining has grown bigger and stronger
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liquidation_surfer
· 12-09 15:44
Have you figured out risk control?
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tokenomics_truther
· 12-09 15:37
Absurd electricity gameplay
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GasWaster
· 12-09 15:34
Mining electricity has gotten way too competitive.
Can electricity be mined now? This project backed by a16z turns energy into DeFi assets
[BlockBeats] There was some pretty fresh news on December 9—a decentralized energy project called Daylight just launched a new protocol on Ethereum. Backed by a16z crypto and Framework Ventures, the company is doing something interesting this time: packaging electricity as a yield-generating crypto asset.
They’ve named this protocol DayFi, and their ambitions are big—they want to create a “capital market for decentralized energy.” Founder Jason Badeaux revealed this goal in an interview. In simple terms, it’s about combining the traditional energy industry with DeFi mechanics, allowing electricity to flow and generate yields just like other crypto assets.