‘Crypto winter’ won't end in 2023 — Bitcoin advocate David Marcus
It will be “another tough year” for crypto in the wake of the FTX scandal, suggests the former Meta executive turned Bitcoin Lightning Network advocate.
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It will be “another tough year” for crypto in the wake of the FTX scandal, suggests the former Meta executive turned Bitcoin Lightning Network advocate.
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