Breaking into Crypto through Technical Writing

Summary In this conversation, Jax Dwyer interviews Lachlan, a technical writer in the crypto space. They discuss Lachlan's introduction to crypto, his career path, and his work as a technical writer for various projects. They also cover topics such as bridging between different blockchains, the importance of stablecoins and on/off ramps, layer twos and their scalability solutions, and the concept of eigen layer and liquid staking. Lachlan provides insights and recommendations for those looking to break into the crypto industry. Work with us: https://buildingweb3media.com/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 03:48 Breaking into the Crypto Industry 07:05 The Importance of Stablecoins and On/Off Ramps 09:08 Bridging Between Different Blockchains 28:29 Exploring Eigen Layer and Liquid Staking 35:05 Tips for Breaking into the Crypto Industry Takeaways - Technical writers play a crucial role in making complex crypto concepts more accessible to the average person. - Bridging between different blockchains is important for seamless liquidity and transaction flow. - Stablecoins and on/off ramps are essential for easier buying, selling, and spending of cryptocurrencies. - Layer twos, such as optimistic rollups and ZK rollups, provide scalability solutions for Ethereum. - Eigen layer and liquid staking offer ways to secure other chains using staked ETH from Ethereum validators. - Gaining hands-on experience and demonstrating a deep understanding of the space through writing and contributions can be valuable ways to break into the crypto industry. - Projects focused on interoperability, DeFi, and deep tech are areas where technical writers like Lachlan can provide expertise. Keywords crypto, technical writer, blockchain, bridging, stablecoins, on/off ramps, layer twos, scalability, eigen layer, liquid staking Guest Socials: - Twitter/X: lachlanalextodd Host Socials: - Twitter/X: jaxxdwyer - - Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed. Need technical content? Book a free strategy session with our team at https://jaxdwyer.com/ Need technical content? Book a free strategy session with our team at https://jaxdwyer.com/