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4 charts on the year of the ‘crypto credit crisis’

  • The collapse of multiple centralized exchanges has plunged the crypto industry into what CoinDesk calls a 'crypto credit crisis', with circumstances still unfolding today.
  • For a broad perspective on the market, we discuss the macro returns, Bitcoin and Ethereum's performance, and the state of capital raised for crypto funding over the past year.
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