2023 predictions for crypto VCs, Bitcoin mining, and stablecoins

From entire stablecoin ecosystems collapsing to multiple centralized exchanges declaring bankruptcy, 2022 was Armageddon for the crypto industry.
As the crypto clean-up phase ensues in 2023, it’s worthwhile looking to crypto insiders, the battle-hardened survivors, for predictions: where to from here?

Lindi Miti | January 20, 2023

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