Crypto is worth entering. The noise around it isn't.

I am BC.Game's Head of Ambassadors, and I have been working with them for almost two years. I was the first ambassador they brought in from inside the crypto industry, and I have helped them since the start with how to show up to a crypto-native crowd.

As head ambassador I lead on the content ideas and the structure, so the other ambassadors have examples to follow and someone to come to with their own ideas and questions. I also help them grow into new geo-markets, like Brazil.

On top of that, I directly manage the group of women KOLs they have, more than ten women.

TON is the blockchain built around Telegram, Durov's world, the same app a billion people live in. I was one of their official creators for more than two years, so working with TON meant working with the Telegram ecosystem itself.

I was there through the biggest run TON ever had, when it hit its all time high and everyone wanted in. My community grew up inside that world, and it is still heavily TON and Telegram native today. That is exactly why TON and Telegram projects still come to me first.

Punch is the most viral monkey in Japan, a rescued macaque with a real community behind him. The only reason I took this on is the team's drive to grow Punch from a memecoin into a brand that stands for a movement, change and support for kids around the world.

A share of every trade goes to UNICEF's fund for orphaned and vulnerable children, automatically, and the community has already sent real money to the zoo that cares for him.