name, be careful, Here are few lists of DeFi projects that are more than just the Hypes surrounding them because they actually have some to offer.
DIA
DIA (Decentralized Information Asset) is a Swiss not-for-profit and open-source blockchain project with a mission to drive the adoption of transparent, open-access data and oracles just like chainlink
https://diadata.org/
ORION PROTOCOL
Do you guys remember DYCO? That's a new crowdfunding strategy from Maker team and Orion Protocol is the first to try DYCO out and it was successful, Orion is building B2B and B2C solutions on the most advanced liquidity aggregator
https://www.orionprotocol.io/
COMPOUND
Compound is a money market protocol that lets users earn interest or borrow assets against collateral, all from the Ethereum blockchain. Compound was one of the first DeFi companies of this recent DeFi cycle to gain mass attention as their native token, COMP, skyrocketed in value before correcting to current levels.
https://compound.finance/governance/comp
CURVE FINANCE
Launched in early 2020, Curve allows users to trade between stablecoins with low slippage, low fee algorithm designed specifically for stablecoins. Curve is one of the early proponents of yield farming and currently offers 7 pools where users can stake stablecoins to earn rewards, such as new currencies.
https://www.curve.fi/
These are good examples of real use cases and these projects aren't here to take advantage of DeFi hype but to actually deliver real utilities, there are more good DEFi projects out there e.g Synthetix and Oikos Cash , do good research and avoid investing blindly for quick gains, thank you
I am pretty much sure most of the people who invest in those scam projects are hundred percent aware of the scam. They just want to exit with enough profit as quickly as possible. Only those who don't know how these works suffers.
I have seen few projects that has already died but now revived themselves by add the term "DeFi" to their project and people are falling for it!
How are you sure that they will actually be able to implement what they are saying? Never heard of any of the projects that you mentioned. They all look like the same "all talk, no work" project.