How do all these smart people end up in the crypto space? Versus the hedge fund world or traditional finance, or doctor/lawyer, etc. And how do investors separate the signal from the noise amongst all the meme stock pumps, Web 3 scams, and crypto deep dives? And is Winter coming, to borrow the Game of Thrones line…
We're sitting down with GenZ'er and FinTwit staple Caitlin Cook of the @deadcaitbounce handle, where she's diving into what it’s really like working in Crypto during the current drawdown and what drives her to pump out great content on twitter and her podcasts.
Caitlin and Jeff also discuss various topics ranging from women in finance and chicks of Fin Twit, bridging the gap in Crypto education (check out her new podcast, The DeadCaitBounce Experience), GenZer's providing professional content, and so much more! Plus, we wrap up the episode with Caitin's 3 BIG C's; Chicago, Cocktails, and Catchphrases — SEND IT!
Chapters:
00:00-01:53 = Intro
01:54-09:33 = Soccer Goals to Finance Careers via Twitter
09:34-29:28 = Chicks of Fintwit, Crypto Education, building bridges & are we now seeing a Crypto winter?
29:29-41:56 = Women in Finance & Bridging the gap in Crypto education with The DeadCaitBounce Experience
41:57-48:10 = GenZ's providing professional content while making it human on Twitter
48:11-56:47= Chicago, Cocktails & #Getoutside
56:48-01:00:39 = Hottest take
From the episode:
The DeadCaitBounce Experience: https://dcbe.podbean.com/
Follow along with Caitlin on Twitter @DeadCaitBounce and @DCBExperience
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