How to Make Crypto Safer for Everyone
USASat Nov 15 2025
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Crypto started with a big dream: money without middlemen. Bitcoin kicked things off in 2009, and blockchain tech promised to shake up everything from healthcare to education. Tokens became a big deal for startups, helping them raise cash, build communities, and even sell shares. But things went sideways fast. Scams, rug pulls, and shady projects made people wary. In early 2025, over $6 billion vanished due to rug pulls—way more than the year before. Trust in crypto took a huge hit.
The problem isn’t just bad actors. Even well-meaning projects can mess up. Take the 2022 crypto credit crisis. It wasn’t fraud—it was poor oversight. A few unaccountable insiders controlled key systems, and what looked like decentralized finance turned out to be just old-school banking in a Web3 disguise. This kind of stuff makes people doubt the whole idea of blockchain.
Building in crypto is risky. Legal hurdles are everywhere, and compliance can cost a fortune. The SEC watches closely, and one wrong move could mean lawsuits or worse. Many projects dodge these issues by launching memecoins or setting up expensive offshore structures. This makes it hard for small innovators to compete, slowing down crypto adoption.
Enter Decent, a platform designed to make crypto safer. Started as a smart contract agency in 2017, it evolved into a full-service legal and operations platform. Decent helps founders launch and scale tokenized companies while staying compliant. It handles everything from setting up entities to managing tokens and payouts. The platform automates legal agreements, KYC checks, and compliance reports, making it easier for projects to stay on the right side of the law.
One of Decent’s big innovations is the DCNT, a new kind of investment agreement. Instead of using outdated tools like SAFEs and token warrants, DCNT offers a single, clear contract tailored for Web3. It protects investors and keeps project teams accountable, making crypto investments safer for everyone.
Decent’s goal is to make token launches smoother and more trustworthy. By offering a one-stop shop for compliance, reporting, and governance, it reduces friction for founders and gives investors confidence. The hope is that more startups will embrace tokenization, making crypto a safer and more accessible space for everyone.