Avantgarde Finance: DeFi Didn't Soar After FTX, But It Hasn't Declined Either
Avantgarde Finance CEO and founder Mona El Isa talks about how DeFi has changed (and hasn't) changed since the collapse of FTX and what it takes to get more passively managed products onchain.
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