Triangle crypto entrepreneurs wary as they watch FTX, BlockFi fallout

The crypto buzz of 2020 and 2021 is long gone as the FTX collapse threatens the entire cryptocurrency industry. But local entrepreneurs and investors in the sector say they're not ready to grab their money and run.

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