Wrapped Bitcoin supply drops to negative after 11,500 wBTC burn linked to Celsius
Wrapped Bitcoin garnered DeFi traders’ support in the 2021–22 bull season, but the demand started to fade when numerous crypto contagions led to redemptions.
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Wrapped Bitcoin garnered DeFi traders’ support in the 2021–22 bull season, but the demand started to fade when numerous crypto contagions led to redemptions.
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