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Cointelegraph interviews Andrei Grachev, co-founder of Digital Wave Finance and managing partner of DWF Labs, to discuss the company's investment strategy, the potential of blockchain technology, and the future of the crypto industry. Grachev highlights the importance of investing in tokens, the role of market makers, and the need for a diversified approach to mitigate risks. He also shares insights on the growth of GameFi, the impact of AI on the crypto industry, and the potential for Web3 gaming and metaverse projects to revolutionize the gaming and virtual world industries.

Cointelegraph interviews Andrei Grachev, co-founder of Digital Wave Finance and managing partner of DWF Labs, to discuss the company's investment strategy, the potential of blockchain technology, and the future of the crypto industry. Grachev highlights the importance of investing in tokens, the role of market makers, and the need for a diversified approach to mitigate risks. He also shares insights on the growth of GameFi, the impact of AI on the crypto industry, and the potential for Web3 gaming and metaverse projects to revolutionize the gaming and virtual world industries.

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