What It’s Like To Quit Your Job To Do Crypto Full Time
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What’s it like to work on the decentralized future when you have rent due?
Share: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share using Native tools Share Copied to clipboard Crypto is very silly. As a guest on Saturday Night Live , Elon Musk repeatedly joked about Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency itself created as a joke—and one now worth tens of billions of dollars. This summer, the NBA star Steph Curry spent six figures on a randomly generated drawing of an ape. There are countless memes and seemingly just as many scams. For a certain cohort of tech workers and creatives, though, crypto is also very serious. To them, it suggests
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