Cynthia Wu on Matrixport Expanding From Singapore to U.S.: Even in Crypto, Physical Presence Matters
Cynthia Wu, head of business development at crypto services unicorn Matrixport, tells Decrypt's Stacy Elliott in our Decrypting Mainnet series at Mainnet 2022 about expanding the Singapore firm's presence to the U.S., th...
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