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.Morpho 🦋's Midnight could become a machine for pricing trust. Paul Frambot 🦋: “There’s a module in the protocol that lets you express why you should be trusted.” “That could be collateral, but that could also be your identity, your receivables, whatever.” “A piece of code is not here...

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