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Nov 11, 2020 25 min

Episode 48: TM Lee from CoinGecko

from Blockchain Enterprises Podcast Hosted by Blockchain Enterprises

TM Lee is the Co-founder of CoinGecko, an analytics platform for tracking cryptocurrencies and blockchain assets. Since founding CoinGecko in 2014, TM Lee has closely followed the development of crypto-economics and the real-world applications of blockchain technology. Listen in and hear TM's journey in the blockchain space, his role with CoinGecko and his advice to anyone wanting to find work in this industry. If you are interested in finding out more information about CoinGecko you can check out the links below. SOCIALS Website: CoinGecko Twitter: TM Lee SPONSOR This episode is brought to you in assistance with our sponsors Crypto.com and Crypto Jobs Daily. CRYPTO.COM DeFi Swap on the Crypto.com platform is designed to be the best place to swap and farm DeFi coins at the best available rate. For more info you can visit their website here. CRYPTO JOBS DAILY The Number 1 Place To Find Work In The Blockchain Industry. Connect With Companies Hiring In A Few Clicks And Find Your Dream Job Today! There has never been a better time to find a job in the blockchain industry, with companies recruiting at a record pace. We have over 500 jobs listed from over 250 blockchain companies. Click below and start looking for your new career in blockchain. www.cryptojobsdaily.com

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