After FTX: Defi can go mainstream if it overcomes its flaws
The collapse of FTX and other centralized platforms in 2022 has pushed investors toward noncustodial platforms.
The collapse of FTX and other centralized platforms in 2022 has pushed investors toward noncustodial platforms.
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