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TS10 | Donovan Choy on Why Principles Should Come First in the NFT and Crypto Space

TS10 | Donovan Choy on Why Principles Should Come First in the NFT and Crypto Space

Update: 2022-11-18
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Donovan Choy talks about the importance of sticking to first principles in crypto trading and the future potential that Web 3 holds. He also shares why popular speculative media articles in the realm of NFTs and crypto are like a double-edged sword.

A Bit About Donovan Choy

Donovan Choy is a writer and author from Singapore who currently works at Bankless, a United States-based media publication. He produces regular articles on the topics of cryptocurrency and researches new NFT projects.

Discussion Points for TS10

  • Donovan Choy’s career history
  • The intersection of popular media articles and research
  • Why Bankless stands out
  • Click-bait content around crypto and get-rich-quick NFT projects
  • Potential of Web 3 social media
  • Three tips for newbies in the space

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Vnstr began her research into the crypto space in 2017. She began exploring the world of NFTs in 2021 and has never looked back since. She enjoys speaking with community members and project founders to understand the motivations behind their projects as well as their strategies forward. An avid collector herself, Vnstr is especially passionate about spreading the importance of security in the crypto space.


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TS10 | Donovan Choy on Why Principles Should Come First in the NFT and Crypto Space

TS10 | Donovan Choy on Why Principles Should Come First in the NFT and Crypto Space

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