Nansen Research: The Collapse of Alameda and FTX

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Blockchain analytics firm Nansen has published a new report diving into the collapse of FTX. Nansen Research Analyst Niklas Polk discusses the key takeaways and whether on-chain data suggests FTX’s implosion was inevitable.

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