Web browsers don’t see Telegram as competitor in crypto adoption race
Telegram could be the key to reaching the first billion crypto users, but it’s not a competitor or a threat to other entry points like web browsers.
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Telegram could be the key to reaching the first billion crypto users, but it’s not a competitor or a threat to other entry points like web browsers.
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