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Lucas Vogelsang (born 1990) is a Swiss blockchain entrepreneur and software engineer, best known as an early advocate and pioneer in bringing real-world assets (RWAS) into decentralised finance (DeFi) as the co-founder and former CEO of Centrifuge, a DeFi protocol focused on bridging RWAS with blockchain-based financial infrastructure.[1][2]
Early Career
[edit]Before entering the blockchain space, Vogelsang co-founded DeinDeal, a Swiss e-commerce platform and Groupon competitor, which was acquired in 2011. He later worked at Taulia, a San Francisco-based supply chain finance company, where he focused on payment infrastructure. Taulia was later acquired by SAP in 2022[3][4].[5][6]
Centrifuge
[edit]In 2017, Vogelsang co-founded Centrifuge alongside Maex Ament and Martin Quensel, with the mission of "unlocking economic opportunity for all" by tokenizing real-world assets such as invoices, real estate, and revenue streams.[2][7][1] Through partnerships with protocols like MakerDAO and Aave, Centrifuge advanced the use of tokenized real-world assets as collateral in decentralized finance.[8][1][9]
Through Tinlake, Centrifuge's flagship product, Vogelsang helped create one of the first systems where businesses could finance invoices, real estate, and revenue streams directly through blockchain[10]networksCite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).
References
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- ^ a b "A journey of a self-managing organization: Behind Greaterthan's work with Centrifuge". www.greaterthan.works.
- ^ "World shaper of tomorrow: DeinDeal paves the way for Switzerland's e-commerce sector". www.top100startups.swiss.
- ^ https://www.aima.org/widgets/team_members/teamMemberDetails/?id=78AE1686-EB05-493C-8B03788949F2AE63
- ^ "Swiss Startup Mafia Map by Swisspreneur". www.swisspreneur.org.
- ^ "Lucas Vogelsang - CEO and Cofounder at Centrifuge". THE ORG.
- ^ "Centrifuge: Integrating Real-World Assets into DeFi". July 30, 2024.
- ^ "Centrifuge overview | Token Terminal". tokenterminal.com.
- ^ "Centrifuge - Anemoy DeFi Yield Fund (DYF) STEP Application". Arbitrum. May 1, 2024.
- ^ validators, Polkadotters | Kusama & Polkadot (January 19, 2022). "Centrifuge is the gateway between real-world finance assets and NFTs".
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