Author: Jamie McNeill

  • Jamie McNeill

    Meet Jamie, a seasoned DeFi expert with a deep understanding of the inner workings of blockchain technology. His passion for understanding the sociology of human behaviour and its relationship with technology gives him a unique perspective on the rapidly-evolving world of cryptocurrencies and DeFi. Jamie's insights and analysis on Twitter have gained him a dedicated following in the crypto community. He often shares his commentary on the latest trends and developments in the industry, providing valuable insights and perspectives. As a crypto news content writer at BTI.LIVE, Jamie stays up-to-date with the latest news and trends in DeFi. He is also a regular contributor to PieDAO, where he shares his expertise on governance models and blockchain consensus. Jamie's experience and expertise in DeFi and blockchain technology make him an invaluable resource for businesses and individuals seeking to navigate the complex world of decentralized finance. With his unique perspective, he is sure to provide insightful analysis and valuable guidance to anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve in this rapidly-changing industry.

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