"For the digital asset class to evolve, push forward global institutional adoption of crypto, and unlock web 3 capital, there's lots we can do as an industry. As part of my role at CF Benchmarks, I try to look around the corner and see what's next for crypto, and nobody would disagree that crypto in general is yet to unleash its full potential."
Thomas Erdösi, Head of Product speaking at Marble 2023, the 4th International Conference on Mathematical Research for Blockchain Economy.
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