'There tends to be over time an incentive to move toward centralization. It remains to be seen whether those forces apply in Web 3,' amytongwu says. The lead for FTX_Official's $2 billion fund shares their investment wishlist. Presented by NexoFinance
Crypto derivatives exchange FTX has set up FTX Ventures, a $2 billion fund to invest in crypto-industry startups. The full funding came from FTX and its founder, Sam Bankman-Fried.
Amy Wu shares insights into FTX Ventures and what investment opportunities she’s continuing to watch. Plus, reactions to Jack Dorsey’s criticisms of Web 3 and the gaming community in an uproar over NFTs.
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