DYdX Founder: Crypto Developers Could Benefit from Avoiding US Market – What's Going On?
Antonio Juliano, founder of the decentralized exchange dYdX, has suggested that crypto developers forget about serving customers in the United States for the next five to 10 years due to a hostile regulatory environment....
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In a recent X (formerly Twitter) thread, the crypto veteran encouraged crypto builders to focus on experimenting in other markets and return to the US when the time is right....
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