SBF 'didn't like' decentralized Bitcoin — ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood
Bitcoin was beyond the control of Sam Bankman-Fried, Wood says, while Michael Saylor says the former FTX CEO "undermined" the BTC network.
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Bitcoin was beyond the control of Sam Bankman-Fried, Wood says, while Michael Saylor says the former FTX CEO "undermined" the BTC network.
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