Uniswap President Mary-Catherine Lader steps down after 4 years
Mary-Catherine Lader steps down as Uniswap president after four years, marking the end of a key leadership era that helped shape the DeFi giant’s institutional growth.
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Mary-Catherine Lader steps down as Uniswap president after four years, marking the end of a key leadership era that helped shape the DeFi giant’s institutional growth.
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