From Silk Road to Buying ETH: How Musician Tycho Went Crypto
Scott Hansen aka Tycho, the musician, producer, and songwriter, tells Decrypt's Kate Irwin how he caught the crypto bug and why he believes Web3 can change the music industry for the better.
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