Contagion only hit firms with ‘poor balance sheet management’ — Kraken Aus boss
The crypto contagion only hurt entities that poorly managed their treasuries, but didn’t affect the underlying blockchain technology, he said.
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The crypto contagion only hurt entities that poorly managed their treasuries, but didn’t affect the underlying blockchain technology, he said.
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