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Is the crypto bubble bursting?
This week saw two big crypto firms go public in New York and raise millions of dollars as they ride the Bitcoin boom. But, as Elena Casas explains, some of the biggest investors in cryptocurrency are actually seeing their share prices fall, in a warning sign for the market.
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