'In a way, it was helpful that we had an implosion because the weaker entities fell down,' hedera's nilminirubin says at Davos2023. She discusses how the blockchain industry can build back trust following the collapse of FTX_Official:
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Casper Labs CEO Mrinal Manohar and Hedera chief of staff and head of global policy Nilmini Rubin join "First Mover" to discuss the state of enterprise blockchain projects.
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