What I did at Consensus:

• Hosted a private “Steakwallet x KryptoSeoul Proof of Steak” lunch. It was invite-only due to limited space and tone/manner of the event, and it went so well. Most who were invited showed up on time, and we had an absolute blast. Also, the space was fully ACed, so people were generally content :) Some people question the small scale of my events but I strongly think the focus and human connection matters, so curation is key.

• Participated in a Women in Web3 panel at WRST NFT Gallery opening event. “It is ok to be slow and imperfect. The process is what matters most.”

• Hosted a casual Korean gathering at Stakefish Daniel Hwang’s Airbnb. It was very last-minute planning, but many good people showed up and we were able to comfortably connect there. Before Consensus, I initially created a “Let’s go to Austin” Telegram groupchat amongst Koreans, and it mounted up to over 150 people. I could NOT put that group to waste :P

• Reunited with old crypto frens. It was obvious that we did not like the noise and bustling with too many people (like ETH Denver). But we enjoyed syncing — Dani, Anett, Shawn, Teck, Shelley, Billy, Jin, Daniel, Adrian, Awa… you know who you are.

• Meeting IRL with online frens for the first time! Molly was one that stood out on this one. It was amazing to see in real life — what a sweet person. Also Jeanine from Aleo! So many people I conversed over calls and emails only — I was able to connect face-to-face and it felt absolutely amazing.

• Meeting new folks! I met people from the Fed, DOJ, RMIT, Sequoia, and the list goes on. It was such an eye-opening experience! Five years in crypto, I feel like my network has grown more than ever, yet I realize that I have much more to go in connecting with solid players in and out of crypto.

What I observed:

• Terra, Luna, UST… everyone is curious what the Korean sentiment & situation is like in response to the Terra crash. And they do NOT think Terra is a Korean project, more like a global one — which I think is a relief. Humility is the way to go for a leader. Since literally everyone is talking about Terra, the need for DeFi regulation or group action comes up to the surface.
• Korean participation in global participation is growing day by day. As I mentioned earlier, nearly 200 Koreans flew to Austin for Consensus, and I am sure it is more than ETH Denver, which was quite a lot. Especially this time, people from conglomerates, securities companies, media companies, gaming companies attended — mainly to survey the main trends and people in the scene.
• Private events are the alpha. Of course, massive, flashy parties are fun and all, but the actual fruitful conversations and connections are made through private, more intimate events. For one, I had the chance to connect one-by-one with Polygon C-levels, and the entire Interchain Foundation team including Ethan Buchman himself. Also, I attended a Federal Reserve Roundtable discussion which was extremely focused. It reminded me of the Standard policy days — it actually felt great. By spending five years grinding myself in operations/execution, I did not really have the capacity to think deeply about the implications of certain trends. These focused, insightful conversation definitely opened my eyes and helped me turn on my policy brain again.
• Dilemma between commerciality (shill factor) vs sincerity (substance). This isn’t a binary division — there needs to be a balance between the two to build your brand. I’m always keen on personal branding, and on how to deliver that in a successful yet substantial/solid way. Are events meant to be random in terms of curation and quality, as long as it draws a large crowd? Are numbers the only measure in describing success and potential? It would be great to get more insights from others on this and discuss together :)
• I have never experienced such intense heat. I nearly passed out one time, and I am glad to hear that next year’s Consensus will NOT be in June.

1. A healthy mix of OGs and newbies — Honestly, I thought ETH Denver will be mostly full of OGs, but I didn’t know that it would be this big. It was wonderful to see many new (and young!) faces in the scene, trying actively to catch up and throw great ideas. The largest interest from institutions and “outsiders” (not in the crypto crowd yet but observing or interested in the space) so far.
2. I could not recognize most faces — and I know a LOT of people in crypto space. Whenever I recognized a OG friend on the street, I jumped with delight and my face brightened up with joy. It just means a lot to reunite with those who’ve went through the ups and downs and have done consistent work in the space, without just coming for the NFT hype. Also, it was hard to focus on the people that I trust, due to the huge volume of people flooding out of every venue in Denver.
3. The NFT and DAO hype is real, and I don’t know if I welcome 100% of it. I do appreciate what these worlds offer, but it’s getting a tad too much imo. It almost feels like a must factor when you want to be seen “cool” in crypto or something.
4. ETH Denver had an inclusive program in terms of sponsors and presentation content. So called “eth killers” took part in many ways — which was surprising to see. Just an amusing observation, but Harmony and Polygon went all-in in terms of afterparties.
5. I always feel this way, but I felt strong as ever the need to step up in my game and keep learning and building — otherwise I’ll be swept away by this never-ending wave of new ideas and brilliant minds. This space is exploding — keep being consistent and be humble.
6. I’m known as the “nice” person in the crypto scene, and I’m not sure that is a good thing. Male-dominant macho culture (no exception in South Korea- no surprise, right? But even in the young generation!)still exists — and will forever exist imo. I never express this thought, but I strongly felt this sense of exclusivity during this trip. There is discrimination in terms of gender but also in terms of job function. Do I need to have a large sum of capital as an investor in order to be taken seriously? Devoting my time and passion into creating a healthy community is still looked down upon — whch is ironic, because people keep stressing how important the community is. I won’t go too deep into this, but this consistent ignorance discourages me and challenges me in unnecessary ways.
7. My KryptoDenver private lunch event went so smoothly — I could not ask for anything else. It was absolutely perfect, in terms of the vibe, food, people. My Denver trip was half complete after successfully finishing this event — then I MCed in ETH Denver main event at the Sports Castle Infinity Stage, and that went pretty well as well. I was concerned that I might ruin the stage (and I don’t make good jokes!!), but thankfully it passed by well. That perfected my trip… then the PEOPLE I met in Denver was cherry on the top. The stress I got from preparing for the trip and going through the trip was the highest so far, among all my trips in the past — but the level of satisfaction and “reward” I got was the highest as well.

8. Initial response to EST(Erica Social Token): Amazing experiment. How can I use EST? Establishing solid use cases for EST is something I have to work on consistently. More to be shared in the following month!

These observations and thoughts are very rough — this is literally a rough draft. Also, I’m still adjusting to reality in Seoul and getting out of the Denver daze. That said, I simply want to emphasize that this trip has inspired/motivated in so many ways, and I wish to become a stronger and more competent person in pushing my Erica Social Token project and BUIDL Asia conference this year. LFG!

When I travel abroad, I always try to host a KryptoSeoul meetup, whether it is small or large. Although I did not know anything about Lisbon, I decided to organize my own event by partnering up with The Base Lisbon, a coworking space in the center of Lisbon.

The meetup went extremely well, and we had a superb panel of 6 panelists: Augie from Sequoia, Baek from Hashed, Peng from Tendermint, Vanessa from CoinFund, David from dYdX Foundation, and Tim from The Block. Since it was such a diverse panel, we covered general topics that highlighted 2021 — DeFi, NFTs, DAOs. During the 1-hour panel, so much insight was poured in coming from different angles. What was most impressive was that the panelists had a balanced viewpoint in that they don’t just see everything as a rosy future. Concerns about security, regulations, usability, etc were all brought up. It was truly a magical experience.

Here are a few photos to remember the event! I’m so blessed to have amazing people and builders around me.

Oh, and the meetup was briefly covered in Korean media CoinNess! Here’s the link:

크립토 서울 리스본 밋업 "NFT 대중 관심 체감..단 일부 버블도 인정해야"

Since COVID hit, it has been so challenging to host anything really in South Korea and in Vietnam. I’m still waiting for the right timing to host my BUIDL Asia conference. But the KryptoLisbon meetup was indeed a ray of hope for me!

As part of BUIDL Week, KryptoSeoul co-hosted HackAtom Seoul with Cosmos/Tendermint team. HackAtom Seoul 2019 was the first offline Cosmos hackathon in Seoul, so the Korean community was excited with the news. Also, HackAtom Seoul was the official hackathon of BUIDL Asia 2019 — after all, the essence and spirit of BUIDLing can be captured at hackathons, right? :)

Seoul Startup Hub was our venue sponsor, and we had great sponsors like Dokia Capital, IOV, Chorus One, Cosmostation, Lunamint, Owdin, etc. D Street was our media partner and produced a video as amazing as this: https://vimeo.com/351739552/672499039c

Chjango Unchained and I (Erica) were the main organizers that planned and eventually made this happen. To be honest, the Korean blockchain developer community is not as strong as Berlin nor San Francisco, so I was a bit concerned about the reception by the community. However, the teams that gathered to hack were high in quality and were ambitious to win the top prize.

Basically, all the teams in the Cosmos ecosystem or interested in Cosmos/Tendermint came to HackAtom Seoul, and it was overwhelming to see it in person.

The judging process was extremely thorough and strict, and the results were incredible. It was astonishing to see what the teams could produce in just two full days — and the humid weather didn’t help at all :P Congratulations to all the winners, you truly deserved it.

Thank you to the Cosmos team for coming all the way to Seoul: Billy, Sunny, Joon, Chjango, Brent, Chris, Jin! You were all so supportive during the entire process and I feel so grateful.

Also, a huge thank you to our gracious sponsors, June from KryptoSeoul, and Circle Connection for making the Seoul Startup Hub into the Cosmos.

Overall, I believe BUIDL Asia 2019 received generally positive feedbacks, as we tried our best to deliver more than what we promised to our 41 speakers, sponsors, and partners. The official website is buidl.asia, and we plan to maintain this domain for the upcoming conference in 2020. You can still check out our speaker, sponsor, partner lineup as well as the agenda. Presentation videos will be released in our KryptoSeoul Youtube channel.

The evening of Day 1, we had our official VIP afterparty at Lounge X, sponsored by Supertree, Foundation X, Solana, and Teheranro Crafters. Here are some pictures! Speakers, sponsors, VIPs enjoyed LIMITLESS (!!!) Makgulri (Korean rice wine) along with some traditional Anju (side dishes that go well with drinks!), like Korean pancakes, rice cakes, etc.

It was truly amazing to see everyone come together, filled with amazing projects in the field.

Day 2 started off with me as the MC. The tradition of BUIDL is that I wear the Hanbok, Korean traditional costume on the second day. Here are some pictures!

BUIDL Asia 2019 ended in a great success, with nearly 500 attendees — most of whom truly care about the industry and are contributing to the development of the industry. I appreciate every project for taking the time to fly in to Seoul from all parts of the world! It was magical and I am simply blessed.

Also, I would like to thank the KryptoSeoul team (June and Chris), supporters (Jaeyun and Jooyeon), staff (Circle Connection crew) that made BUIDL Asia 2019 come to life. BUIDL Asia 2019 was all in my head prior to the actual conference — I was so thankful everything turned out just the way I wanted it to be. Thank you so much for all your support and passion.

BUIDL Asia 2020 will happen in July 2020 in Seoul — I will announce the exact date and location in a few months. In the meantime, keep BUIDLing and stay passionate!

업계에 들어온지 만 1년이 지났네요. 미디엄에 글을 쓴지도 6개월이 넘었는데, 짧게라도 기록을 남기고 싶어졌어요. 주로 업데이트 및 공식 뉴스는 개인 페이스북을 통해 남기는데 친구가 이제 4천명이 육박하는 상황이어서 개인 스토리를 쓰기에는 부담스럽더라구요.

지난 포스팅 이후 많은 일이 변했어요. 일단 지난 2월 독립해서 크립토서울이라는 커뮤니티 빌딩 팀을 운영한지 6개월이 되었어요. 소소하게 운영중이지만 너무 적성에 맞고 보람이 있네요. 커뮤니티 빌딩은 티도 잘 안나고 힘들지만 소통과 믿음이 너무 큰 역할을 하기 때문에 제가 중요시하는 가치들과 일치하는 일이어서 의미가 큽니다. 현재 몇몇 팀들과 믿음을 쌓아가는 일을 하고 있고, 특히 밋업으로 크립토서울이 알려지게 되면서 현재까지 공식적인 밋업만 10회를 진행했습니다. 정말 감사하게도 좋은 해외 팀들이 국내를 방문할때 연락이 오는데, 그때마다 책임감과 부담감이 더 커집니다. 항상 초심으로 팀들을 대해야하는데, 요즘은 몸이 세개였으면 좋겠을 정도로 너무너무너무 물리적으로 시간과 체력이 부족하네요. 혹시나 연락을 제때 못받으셔서 마음이 상하셨던 분들이 계신다면, 정말 죄송합니다. 비서를 둘 정도의 여유는 없어서 왠만한 일은 혼자 처리하려다 보니까 이런 일이 가끔 발생하게 되는것 같네요.

또 하나의 변화는 블록워터 캐피탈에 파트너로 합류하게 되었다는 점입니다.사실 펀드에는 큰 관심이 없었는데 크립토 펀드라는 새로운 entity가 어떻게 운영되는지 궁금해지긴 하더라구요. 그래서 서서히 알게 되었는데 이제는 정말 친해진 F님이 계신 곳으로 자연스럽게 들어가게 되었습니다. 모두 하시는 오해 중 하나는 블록워터랑 크립토서울이 아무래도 같이 가지 않겠냐.. 하시는 점인데 100% 독립적입니다. ㅎㅎ 크립토서울이 밋업을 해주는 프로젝트들은 크립토서울의 자체적인 판단으로 셀렉하고 초대하고 함께 일을 합니다. 활동을 동시에 두개를 한다는건 보통 쉬운일이 아니지만 일단 한번 해보려고 합니다.

그러고보니 변하지 않은 한 가지가 있는데, 그것은 1년동안 쭉 믿고 지낸 사람들이 있다는 점입니다. 최근에는 라이브를 못해서 죄송스러운 마음이지만, 30회 넘게 유튜브 채널을 운영했었어요! KryptoSeoul이라는 이름도 이 유튜브에서 나온 건데, 생방송으로 영어로 한국시장에 대한 뉴스를 다방면으로 전달해주는 채널이예요. 지금은 크립토서울 공식채널이 되었지만 한달전만해도 The Blockchainers (지금은 nonce)라는 친구들의 채널에 속해있었죠. 그 친구들은 지금도 변함없이 그대로인데, 앞으로도 쭉 지속되었으면 좋겠네요. 정말 든든한 친구들입니다.

지난 1년간 시장도 정말 많이 변했네요. 작년 9월이 마지막 포스팅인데, 그때만해도 시장이 서서히 올라가다가 작년말에 뻥!!! 터졌었죠. 하루 자고 일어나면 10% 올라가있고, 내려갈 생각을 안했던.. 한마디로 surreal한 시간들이었죠. 그 이후로 올해 정부에서 시장의 무분별한 성장을 막으려는 조치들을 취한 뒤로 시장이 확 줄어서 지금은 전세계적으로 시장이 많이 위축되어 있습니다. 언제 다시 올라갈지, 아예 안 올라갈지.. 아무도 모르지만 확실한건 이런 시기일수록 많이 배우고 기반을 다져야 한다는 점입니다. 개발자가 아니어도 다양한 프로젝트들을 접하며 비교분석 할 수 있을 정도의 능력을 갖추는 것이 정말 중요하다고 생각합니다. 저도 공부를 제대로 해야하는데, 벌여놓은 일이 많아 하지 못하고 있어 아쉬울 따름입니다. 그리고 프로젝트의 입장에서는 마케팅, 홍보가 아닌 BUIDL(build의 오타, 업계에서는 올해의 유행어로 퍼져나가고 있죠)에 집중해서 말로만 만든다 만든다 하지 말고 실제로 개발하고 만들어서 훗날 블록체인이 대중화되는 그 날, 범용적으로 쓸 수 있을 수준까지 가는것이 핵심이라고 생각합니다. 그래서 저는 프로젝트를 볼때 hype가 없는 잔잔한 프로젝트를 좋아하는 편이고, 개발팀이 마케팅팀보다 많은 팀들을 선호합니다.

다음주는 샌프란시스코 출장을 짧게 다녀오는데, 1년만에 가니 너무 좋네요. 출장의 이유는 BUIDL하는 프로젝트들이 가장 많이 몰려있는 지역 중 하나인 샌프란 시스코이기 때문입니다. 솔직히 말하면 한국에서는 찾아보기 쉽지 않거든요. 3일동안 미팅이 하루종일 잡혀있지만 그래도 한때는 집이었던 곳을 최대한 즐기고 와야겠어요!

뭔가 테마없이 rambling한 느낌인데 그냥 뭐라도 쓰니까 정리되고 개운한 느낌이네요. 조만간 큰 소식을 들고 올텐데 잘 계획되었으면 좋겠네요 :) 시장이 침체된 느낌이고 거기에 날씨까지 너무 더워서 기운이 없는 요즘이지만 조금만 버티고 힘내보아요!

비행기 이륙전에 인증샷 ㅎㅎ 중국동방항공을 탔는데 퀄리티가 많이 아쉬웠다.

W hotel 도착!! 새 건물의 위엄. 역시 상해답게 높다~

방에서 본 뷰. 환상적이다!

W hotel 답게 인테리어가 센스있고 세련되었다 ☺ 특히 저 만두와 젓가락 쿠션 어쩔ㅋㅋ

방이 깔끔할때 셀카도 잊지않았다 ㅋ 이제 슬슬 회의등록 (registration)하러 내려가보기로.

규모가 세계적으로 가장 큰 컨퍼런스. 중국의 완샹그룹이 블록체인 산업에 어마어마한 자본을 투자해 Vitalik Buterin을 Chief Scientist로 두고있다.

회의실 밖에는 네트워킹하는 라운지도 있다 ☺ 주로 사람들이 회의를 듣기보다 여기서 네트워킹하는거에 주력하는듯 ㅎㅎ

리스펙트하는 이슬씨도 봐서 반가웠다. 참석해야할 중요한 저녁약속이 있어서 옷 갈아입으러 총총총.

드레스코드는 올블랙!

우리를 픽업하러 Tesla X 한대가 떡하니…! 역시 테슬라답게 최고라는말밖에 ㅋㅋㅋ

이 자리에서 insider information을 꽤 들었으나 내용은 비공개..

To be continued!

Here we are at Gimpo Airport, ready to depart!

Packets provided by BOK. The conference was held at Lotte Hotel, so we stayed there as well.

Look at the sky!

View from the hotel room. Beautiful! Jeju Island is such an amazing place. Highly recommended.

Official invitation and packet prepared by BOK.

Now we go on to enjoy what Jeju is famous for!

Perfect dinner. Jeju is famous for its pork — especially for the thick meat of black pig. Also, the seaweed soup is popular, especially since sea urchin is in it. It makes the soup more deep in flavor.

Also THIS is famous. Rice drink called Makgulri — but with Jeju’s special peanuts inside! The taste is so great that we had another bottle towards the end of the trip.

Picture of myself ☺

And another one the next day! It is always difficult (and suffocating) to be dressed in a formal suit.

Ash and me. We make a pretty good team since we complement each other— I like the fact that we can exchange ideas 100% in English.

Ash gave a talk to the participants, who are mostly involved in the regulation/supervision sector of government-owned banks. Ash explained the basic concepts of blockchain, Bitcoin, Ethereum, ICOs, and current and upcoming issues related to regulation. Since there is a lack of regulations with regards to cryptocurrencies and the general blockchain industry, some take advantage of the flexible system. However, Ash stressed that proper and efficient regulation from a government-level is necessary and helpful for industry growth. If it provides the right incentives, players in the cryptoworld would willingly abide by the regulations. If they are regulated too strictly, they will always find another way to evade the regulations ( such as moving to another country to execute their project, etc), so it would actually be countereffective.

The participants at the conference were awed at what Ash had to say. I personally was astounded by how deep the gap in perspective is between the traditional government banks and cryptoworld- however, it was great to see that the officials showed tremendous interest in the new trend and that they were willing to compromise and come up with a wise solution.

The sky looks surreal. Beautiful!

At the formal dinner hosted by BOK. The location was at SEAAS Hotel.

But we decided to try Jeju-style food while we are at Jeju, so we went to Hyupjae Beach and tried another type of Makgulri and food. So delish!

I loved the sea at night. A bit daunting, but so refreshing.

The next day at breakfast! It was Japanese style which I like.

Before leaving Jeju, we randomly decided to visit Teddy Bear Museum, which was a 5 minute walk from the hotel. SOOOO many teddy bears! Never seen that many in my life.

So majestic. lol

And then we had to head back to Gimpo Airport to return to Seoul.

What a wonderful, insightful business trip! Since I am a international policy major, I am extremely interested in the process of policymaking, and the factors that help or hinder efficient decision-making. In the world of blockchain, since it is a completely new industry with no regulations, it is practically constructing something out of nothing. The space is practically like a blank piece of paper. So the process of getting policy/regulations experts involved in this world is just interesting to watch. I will continuously follow up on regulations/governance related issues, and the intersection between cryptoworld and International Relations.

End of story! More stories to come..

이번 포스팅은 지난주 있었던 저의 파트너 A님과 제가 주최한 Qtum Seoul Meetup에 대해 잊어버리기 전에 후기를 남기려고 합니다! ☺

왼쪽에는 퀀텀팀이 열심히 발표준비를 하고있네요. 이 장소는 D.Camp 6층 다목적홀인데, 궂은 날씨에도 약 100명 참석해주셨어요.

Blockchain Korea를 통해 이번 밋업을 호스팅하게 되었는데요. 밋업의 의도는 어떤 블록체인 프로젝트를 후원하기 위함이 아니라, 중립성을 지키면서 그 프로젝트를 대중에게 알릴수 있는 기회를 주는 거예요. 그래서 Initial Coin Offering (ICO)를 이미 마친 퀀텀팀은 최신뉴스/정보전달/한국과의 소통을 위해 서울에서 밋업을 개최하게 된거랍니다.

처음으로 밋업을 기획해 보았는데, 첫 플젝부터 너무 큰 팀이 와서 솔직히 큰 부담이 되었어요. 중국에서 가장 크고 인기많은 블록체인 프로젝트이니까요!

밋업전에 훈훈하게 수요미식회 선정 한우맛집 서동한우에서 저녁식사를 했어요. 패트릭이 활짝 웃고 있군요 ㅎㅎㅎ 참 매력적인 팀입니다.

참, 페이스북 페이지를 통해 라이브 방송도 했어요. Blockchain Korea 페이지 Like 눌러주시고 영상 보시러 와주세요♡ 처음에 저랑 A님 나옵니다 하하 (관전포인트) 그런데 핸드폰을 눕힌 상태로 찍어서 초반에 보시는 분들이 엄청 힘들어 하셨다고 하네요ㅠㅠ

캡쳐샷이 있네요. 이렇게 보셨던 분들 목이 꺾이셨을듯 하네요 죄송합니다 ㅠㅠ

말을 참 잘하는 Qtum CEO 패트릭입니다. 마이크를 끝까지 놓지 않고 열정적으로 얘기하는 모습입니다.

현재 퀀텀은 국내 거래소 코인원에 상장을 앞두고 있습니다. 메인넷은 9월중순에 런칭행사가 있을 예정이구요.

퀀텀팀은 이번 밋업을 위해 캐리어 가득 티셔츠와 스티커, 유인물을 준비해왔답니다. 성의에 큰 감동받았습니다 ☺

두시간넘게 열정적으로 진행된 밋업은 무사히 끝이 났고..

퀀텀팀이 가기전에 만나서 사진도 찍고 뒷풀이도 했어요.

인기남 패트릭과도 셀카성공

코드가 잘 맞던 마케팅/홍보담당 스텔라와도 셀카

훈훈한 팀 사진까지! 메인넷 행사에 갈수 있길 간절히 바라고 있습니당 ㅎㅎ

조금 정신없지만 요렇게 새벽까지 이태원에서 뒷풀이도 했네요. ☺

퀀텀팀과 저의 인연은 이렇게 시작이 되었고, 앞으로가 사실 더욱 기대되네요!

이상 퀀텀팀 서울 방문기 후기였습니다😍

오늘 날씨가 정말 이상했죠? 어마어마한 소나기가 쏟아져서 당황했다는.. 큰 우산을 써도 비가 샐 정도였어요. 오늘은 약속이 있어서 사무실에서 강남역 맛집거리까지 걸어갔는데 소나기 내릴까봐 조마조마했어요.

저는 이름마저 생소한 블록체인 업계에서 일하고 있어요. 직책은 Chief Operating Officer, 즉 이것저것 다한다는 소리입니다. ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 저를 이끌어주고 있는 분 A님은 한국 블록체인 업계를 이끌어주고 있는 분 중 한명입니다. 많은 분들이 어떻게 제가 이 업계에 자리잡게 되었는지 궁금해하시더라구요. 처음에는 우여곡절이 있었지만…ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 운명적으로 A님을 세미나에서 만나서 네트워킹하다보니 자연스럽게 스카우트 되었어요. ☺

요거 신기하죠? 어제 A님과 점심먹으러 간 마녀주방이라는 곳인데, 칵테일을 링겔로 마시게 하더군요… ㄷㄷㄷ 강남역 맛집으로 강추입니다!

이 블로그는 저와 제가 경험하고 느끼는걸 공유하려고 만들었어요. 말투나 내용이 일상적일거예요. 일기처럼? 저의 블록체인 업계에서의 서바이벌 일기가 될듯하네요. 백그라운드가 개발자도 아니고, 금융쪽에서 오래 몸담은것도 아니에요. 한마디로 블록체인 업계에서 아웃사이더입니다. ㅎㅎㅎ 거기에 여자!!! IT업계에서도 보기힘든 여자이지만, 블록체인쪽에서는 없다고 보시면 됩니다. (업계분들 폭풍공감하실듯..) 비주류중의 비주류가 어떻게 자리잡을지 저도 사실 모르겠고 자신은 없지만 제가 가진 모든걸 활용해서 최선을 다해보려고 합니다!

다음 스토리는 저희 팀이 주최한 중국 최대 블록체인 프로젝트인 퀀텀(Qtum)밋업과 follow-up 작업에 대해 올릴 예정이에요. 많은 기대 부탁드려요! 맛보기 사진 뿅 ㅎㅎ

See you soon!