The WAGMI Journal #0 - Prologue

Daily recap on all-things crypto & the digital asset industry

In the extremely fast-paced crypto industry, curation is valuable.

Linda Xie @ljxie

Crypto has got to be the only space where even people whose full-time job is to keep up with it feel perpetually behind

The WAGMI Journal provides you with a quick 5 minutes daily recap on everything that happened in the digital asset space in the past 24 hours - written by Marco Manoppo.

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Why Subscribe?

It’s free :)

On a serious note, here’s a brief bio about myself:

I'm a young professional in the digital asset space with interests in asset management, venture, strategy, global macro, world events, and life musings. The purpose of this publication is to document my own thinking, journey, and learning experience while also hopefully providing value for others.

Gaby Goldberg @gaby_goldberg

There's a content overload, and it's hard to separate signal from noise. But as the amount of content grows, so does the market for credible curators. I'm excited to share my latest piece — why curators are the new creators, and how you can get on board:

medium.comCurators Are the New CreatorsWe’re experiencing a content overload. There are an average of 550 new social media users each minute, and over 40,000 search queries on Google every second. The Facebook like button has been pressed…

Why is your curation useful?

Although I’m not an established crypto fund manager with a massive Twitter following, I like to think that I have a decent background to claim that I know a thing or two about the digital asset space.

I've worked (and currently work) for:

• An angel investor who's an LP at multiple blockchain/crypto funds

• A crypto hedge fund with $100M AUM

• A leading crypto market data provider

You can find more about my professional background here.

-Thank you for reading, We All Gonna Make It

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DISCLAIMER:

All the information presented on The WAGMI Journal publication and its affiliation is strictly for educational purposes only. It should not be construed or taken as financial, legal, investment, and any other forms of advice.