• Crypto Poor but JPG Rich with Justin Wu, founder of Decentralcon

  • Jan 21 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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Crypto Poor but JPG Rich with Justin Wu, founder of Decentralcon

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  • In this episode, we speak to Justin Wu, a growth hacker, DeFi trader, NFT collector and founder of Decentralcon. Decentralcon is the largest conference dedicated to DeFi and NFTs.

    Topics discussed in this episode:

    • Personal evolution throughout different roles 
    • Concept of “Crypto Poor but JPEG Rich” 
    • DeFi Protocols & Investments
    • Solana v Other Chains 
    • 2022 Prediction for NFTs

    Key Highlights: 

    0.13 - Intro

    1.59 - Justin’s background and experience with growth hacking

    3.56 - How Justin got into Web3

    5.28 - His motivation behind Decentralcon and how it came about

    9.18 - What Justin got into during the pandemic & on crypto

    15.21 - How Justin got into NFTs

    16.41 - Justin explains what ‘hackerpreneur’ and ‘crypto poor, jpeg rich’ means and how his knack for growth hacking started at a young age

    31.24 - Opportunities in NFTs & what to look for when assessing a project to invest in

    35.19 - The difference between quick flips and blue chips NFTs

    37.30 - How Justin navigates across different L1s & DeFi farms

    42.56 - NFT predictions for 2022 & why Solana will be the place for GameFi to take off

    56.52 - Upcoming events and conferences planned 

    1.00.13 - Advice for getting into DeFi and NFTs 

    1.01.05 - Outro
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