I first bought Bitcoin in 2017 during my sophomore year of college.
After I learned about the technology, I became Bitcoin's campus spokesperson at the University of Nebraska. I would go to the library and write "Buy Bitcoin" on every whiteboard in the study rooms. I projected the whitepaper on the walls and spoke to people walking by in-between periods.
I definitely exposed thousands of college students to Bitcoin for the first time. And the thought that 1-2 of them actually bought and HODL'd gives me a lot of joy.
Crypto has been my passion ever since. I spent the following bear market finishing school and starting my own businesses. After the COVID crash I fully reentered the crypto space and haven't looked back. I started a crypto investment fund to pool funds from friends and family, so I have experience communicating the value of crypto to non-users, and I have a blog where I talk about more in-depth and technical aspects like marketing and blockchain business development.
I pride myself as being a linchpin wherever I work. I enjoy experimenting and taking risks to find new ways of doing things, and I'm able to challenge the status quo while respecting organizational hierarchy.
I think my entrepreneurial background and experience communicating with crypto insiders and outsiders alike will make me a valuable asset to your project's team. I'm genuinely excited about the opportunity we have to create a better future for humanity, and make a killer profit while we're at it ;)
What's the difference between Cardano and Doge coin? One is widely adored by some of the world's smartest investors and the other is Cardano. #trolling