The Student's Guide to Working in Bitcoin
summary
Student entrepreneurs describe starting campus Bitcoin clubs, livestreaming meetings, publishing for Bitcoin Magazine and using cold messaging to land internships at Onramp Galaxy and the Human Rights Foundation. They turn coursework into projects (including experiments with an ML API), build a Bitcoin major, and contribute pay-for-work open source contributions like Chaincode Labs-funded summers. The industry is ~15 years old, one study finds 73% of younger people hesitant about long-term finance, and networking-plus-visible projects consistently produces offers.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introductions
- 2:24How did you get into Bitcoin
- 4:30How do you network
- 6:33Bitcoin as a tool
- 8:49Building work
- 13:35Importance of Bitcoin Clubs
- 15:52Be a Good Citizen
- 16:35Internships
- 18:46Closing Thoughts
