Telegram is not a neobank — it’s the platform where the next ones are born
The next wave of Web3 neobanks won’t be standalone apps; they'll be embedded within platforms people already use.
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The next wave of Web3 neobanks won’t be standalone apps; they'll be embedded within platforms people already use.
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