Arthur Hayes vende toda su participación en Worldcoin tras un día

Arthur Hayes, cofundador de BitMEX y director de inversiones de Maelstrom, vendió el viernes la posición completa de la firma en Worldcoin. La decisión se produjo menos de 24 horas después de que declarara públicamente que el fondo mantendría el token.

Hayes anunció la venta en las redes sociales con el mensaje

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