DeFi platforms see profits amid FTX collapse and CEX exodus: Finance Redefined
The bears were in control for the second week after the FTX collapse, leading to a marketwide dismal performance including top 100 DeFi tokens.
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The bears were in control for the second week after the FTX collapse, leading to a marketwide dismal performance including top 100 DeFi tokens.
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