Yes that’s my piece of advice to anyone working in the industry I’ve been rugged twice now.
EX 1: Created 30+ page report for project and they paid me $35K in token vested monthly over 1 year and it’s worth ~$5K
EX 2: Project rewarded me for DPRK ITW intel with $50K of their token vested linearly over 6 months. Only could sell $15K as there’s been zero liquidity on DEX or CEX.
(both projects claimed they could only afford to pay me in their token)

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Over the past six months, I've gone from being an observer of Web3 to entering the payment industry. Now, I've chosen to stop and cease working on Web3 payments.

This isn't a retreat after a failure, but rather a judgment and adjustment made after truly getting involved. In these past six months, I've traveled to Yiwu, Shuibei, Putian, and even Mexico, seeing how payments are actually implemented in the most prominent places mentioned in reports. I've also been involved, building a Web3 payment MVP, taking over accounts, developing Web3 payment tools, and trying to run my imagined path from the first step to the last.

But the further I went…

An entrepreneur's account: From beginning to end, why I stopped developing Web3 payments.

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The Bitcoin community is fiercely debating the proposal for "The Cat".

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