What if there was a way to donate crypto without giving up your funds? Learn how marketing guru Laura Inamedinova built a model to use your staking yields while keeping your coins yours. (via CointelegraphZN)
Her first internship was in cybersecurity with Barclays bank. The experience broadened her horizons, fuelling a deeper interest in economics and finance. Describing herself as always having held a libertarian outlook, Inamedinova joined a free-market think tank, which she saw as a way to break into the field of economics.
While attending Web Summit in Ireland, Inamedinova met Forbes managing editor Bruce Upbin, who mentioned that the magazine was looking for someone to cover technology in the Baltics, which is where Lithuania is located. “I think he liked that I was hustling and building something,” and he offered her the opportunity. Beginning in April 2016, she wrote pieces such as “” and, in July, began contributing what she calls “thought leader articles” to Huffington Post as well.
“Laura, why don’t you help us fundraise money for our project? We’re only gonna have three Ws: Website, White paper, and a Wallet. We’re going to be rich. That was his pitch.” “I was speaking about crypto everywhere — in London, Belgrade and a workshop in New York. So, basically, after a year and a half doing crypto, I was the OG, honestly,” she says with a laugh.