Dubai Blockchain Center's Maria Vovchok talks to Justin Harper about the opportunity women have to make a change in the male-dominated world of crypto

Henry Batrouni, a 28-year-old digital nomad, discusses his lifestyle funded by crypto trading. He has been trading since 2019 and has been a digital nomad for two years, traveling to places like Dubai, Thailand, and Bali. Henry emphasizes the importance of systematic discipline, meditation, and gym routines for maintaining mental stability in trading. He advises having six months of savings as a backup and building relationships quickly in new locations. Henry finds Southeast Asia appealing for its culture, freedom, and community of like-minded individuals. He plans to continue his nomadic lifestyle unless a compelling opportunity arises.

Ann Marie McQueen, a journalist who transitioned to crypto investing, shares her insights on The Crypto Radio. She recounts her journey, from early successes to a costly meme coin experience, emphasizing the crucial role of learning, adaptation, and technological understanding in achieving long-term crypto success. Ann Marie also discusses her strategies for overcoming financial fears.

Eric Finman, the youngest Bitcoin millionaire at 18, discussed his early Bitcoin investments, which began at age 12 after attending a political protest. He initially funded his Bitcoin purchases with a $1,000 birthday gift from his grandmother and later dropped out of high school to start an edtech company. By 15, he had over $100,000 in Bitcoin. Finman also launched a satellite with a crypto wallet and a time capsule, including a message from Taylor Swift. He now invests in crypto, space, and political candidates through his pack and Nobel DAO incubator, emphasizing the intersection of politics and technology.

Zina Ashour, founder of Women in Crypto Arabia, discussed her journey into the crypto space, starting in 2017 with a blockchain company. She noted the initial male dominance in crypto events and the surge of female interest post-COVID due to NFTs. Zina emphasized the importance of understanding blockchain and Bitcoin as entry points for women. She conducts in-person and online workshops, targeting mid-career women aged 27-45. Zina highlighted the need for managing expectations, understanding risks, and the role of education in crypto investment. She also discussed the potential of the metaverse and the importance of building a supportive community for women in crypto.

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Carl Runefelt, also known as Carl 'The Moon', discussed his journey from working in a supermarket to becoming a successful crypto YouTuber. He emphasized the importance of having a clear vision and using the law of attraction to achieve success. Carl initially struggled with a lack of direction but found inspiration in personal development and the crypto world. He started a YouTube channel about Bitcoin, despite initially making no money for six to seven months. His dedication paid off, leading to significant income and eventually quitting his job in 2018. Carl's success included buying a Bugatti Veyron, a lifelong dream, and moving to Dubai.