Opinion
There’s potential for a 2024 Santa Claus rally across the crypto markets. Historical trends, market factors and this year’s bull run could lead to significant gains.
Gracy Chen
Gracy Chen is the CEO of the cryptocurrency exchange Bitget. She is also a delegate to the United Nation's Conference on the Status of Women. She holds a bachelor's degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and an MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). She previously held executive positions at the Fortune 500 unicorn company Accumulus and venture-backed VR startups XRSPACE and ReigVR.
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