Crypto ‘got a passing grade’ on weekend crash: Bitwise’s Matt Hougan
Bitwise’s chief investment officer praised DeFi platforms for their resilience during the weekend fallout, calling the market’s recovery a sign of strength.
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Bitwise’s chief investment officer praised DeFi platforms for their resilience during the weekend fallout, calling the market’s recovery a sign of strength.
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