Tokenized assets with fewer than five holders now make up 13.6% of the market
By John Chen
The concentration of tokenized assets among few holders highlights liquidity risks and questions the true decentralization of the market. The post Tokenized assets with fewer than five holders now make up 13.6% of the market appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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