By Darren Parkin Back in January 2022, there were many people predicting a correction in the crypto market. The price of Bitcoin had just come off its peak of the final heady months of 2021, but few were predicting the scale of decline that crypto markets saw last year. Back then, the sector felt buoyant with record numbers of new wallets being registered, crypto ads emblazoned across the world’s leading sports teams and their stadia, almost every single Formula 1 car whizzed past with a crypto logo on its fuselage and a wall of VC money was flowing into crypto start-ups. At the time it theref…