Binance’s victory over FTX means more users moving away from central exchanges
Binance faces far less competition in the aftermath of FTX’s fall, but it still may not win a surge in new users.
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Binance faces far less competition in the aftermath of FTX’s fall, but it still may not win a surge in new users.
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