Bankman-Fried ‘100%’ supports knowledge tests for retail derivatives traders
The FTX founder said a knowledge test for derivative retail customers “could make sense,” but it doesn’t need to be specific to crypto.
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The FTX founder said a knowledge test for derivative retail customers “could make sense,” but it doesn’t need to be specific to crypto.
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