Crypto funding drops 20% in Q3 due to ‘barbell market’ — Galaxy Digital
Bitcoin and low-cap, high-risk memecoins led the crypto market in the third quarter, leading venture capitalists to overlook some mid-tier projects.
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Bitcoin and low-cap, high-risk memecoins led the crypto market in the third quarter, leading venture capitalists to overlook some mid-tier projects.
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