DeFi (Decentralized Finance) is a rapidly growing field that allows users to conduct financial transactions without the involvement of traditional financial institutions such as banks and brokers. DeFi projects operate on blockchain technology, which makes it possible to create completely transparent, secure, and efficient financial instruments such as cryptocurrency exchanges, loans, credits, staking, and more. Unlike centralized financial platforms, in DeFi, all transactions occur automatically using smart contracts, which ensures lower fees and high transaction speeds. Among the advantages of DeFi projects, it is worth noting their accessibility to users around the world. DeFi does not require traditional bank accounts or credit checks to participate, making them ideal for people who do not have access to banking services or want to receive financial services with minimal barriers. Most of these projects provide users with the opportunity to earn interest on deposits (liquidity), participate in trades, and invest in various financial instruments such as tokens and derivatives. Additionally, DeFi platforms allow users to maintain full control over their funds, as all transactions are based on the blockchain and no centralized entity manages the assets. Such platforms also often feature unique products such as liquidity protocols, staking pools, farming, and lending, giving users a variety of options to optimize their investments.