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And working as an investment lead for QCP Capital, Eng thinks that he has finally started making concrete contributions to the industry.“When I was 14, I was so young. I was just fooling around. I was a rebel, and I got in for crypto idealism. I also could not manage my fortunes well and lost a lot of it throughout the years. Now I am much more discerning and critical towards the industry and able to help others navigate this space.”Being rich overnight so early also brought him some mental health issues. “For a while, I was depressed because I lost motivation to do anything else in life besides for my own amusement,” he says.In conclusion, OG should simply mean anyone who has believed in the vision of blockchain since its early days, made contributions to the industry, and adopted and invested significantly in cryptocurrencies since 2014 latest.“Bear in mind though, there’s always someone who is going to be ‘more OG’ than you in so many different ways. It is not binary — it is a spectrum,” adds Yang.Check out Part 1 of our Guide to Real Life Crypto OG’s below.https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/2022/09/08/insiders-guide-real-life-crypto-ogs-part-1 Share Share Share Share I was convinced in my latest ayahuasca ceremony that Web3 and Metaverse are legit future trends instead of passing buzzwords. So here I am covering the future. Follow the author @alicehgwijaya Read also Hodler's Digest Bitcoin special! New 2020 high, election fallout, DeFi suffers: Hodler’s Digest, Nov. 2–8 by Editorial Staff 9 min November 8,
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