In this episode of “The Value Exchange” series, Chris Kuiper, Director of Research at Fidelity Digital Assets and Matt Walsh, Founding Partner at Castle Island Ventures contextualize some of 2023’s biggest updates in the digital asset space and discuss what these developments could mean for 2024 and beyond.

For more information, read the 2024 Digital Assets Look Ahead report here: [ Ссылка ]


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