WEF 2022, May 23: Latest updates from the Cointelegraph Davos team
The second day of the global event saw the likes of central bank governors from Thailand and France and the IMF managing director discuss various aspects of the nascent blockchain tech space.
The second day of the global event saw the likes of central bank governors from Thailand and France and the IMF managing director discuss various aspects of the nascent blockchain tech space.
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