Crypto builders should ‘give up’ serving US customers for 5–10 years — DYdX founder

Antonio Juliano, founder of decentralized exchange dYdX, believes that early-stage crypto projects should prioritize markets outside the United States and only consider serving U.S. customers in 5-10 years when the regulatory climate is more favorable, in order to scale faster and focus on platform growth and user adoption.

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