Starknet-based ZKX protocol shutters, blaming lack of users
The protocol's founder cited minimal user engagement, tumbling revenues, and “broader exhaustion” in the DeFi sector.
The protocol's founder cited minimal user engagement, tumbling revenues, and “broader exhaustion” in the DeFi sector.
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