If you’re blockchain enthusiast and/or entrepreneur, I’d like to connect with you.
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Hi there.
I am interesting in doing a business venture or hustle indeed.
Got any ideas?
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Katie
We are running Blockchain events and crypto developer nights @ActionSpot. You are always welcome
www.myactionspot.com
I like crypto but my experience with them has been a bit painful.
I first heard of BTC when they were around $300 apiece and without much thought I started buying them. I sold most of them at around $600 apiece the same year. Thinking I just made a killing with returns over 100% I was fairly proud of myself.
Then I lost money trying to day trade those suckers 
Learned a lesson there that day trading in itself is a weird beast, but day trading on something as volatile as crypto is a totally insane idea 
it becomes a more than a full time job.
I started looking at it again after they hit $10,000 mark and I used to circle back in my memories to the day where I sold most of my assets at 100% annual ROI, comparing myself to Warren Buffet. Had I waited a couple years, I would have been in a different spot right now…
The second lesson I learned was to avoid exiting a promising position and fully unloading the asset. Keeping some stake in a worthy game is healthy
This time I approached it differently, I actually started researching the underlying technology to understand what the asset was really worth. Valuating abstract IT like this is a complicated task, and what the market seems to value these tech pieces at seems a bit overstated. That might mean we are in a crypto bubble, but only the time will tell.
At this point I merely follow a few CoinDesk newsletters but would always welcome a crypto discussion here and there 
I am interested in applying blockchain to real estate and been following the Imbrex team, but I haven’t found a fellow enthusiast to get any blockchain projects started.