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060- Writing for Bitcoin ft. 58K Deniz Saat

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In episode 60, we're back at it with our guest, the leader of the 58k squad, Deniz Saat. We talk about:

- 58k gang origins

- Low time preference community

- Social media in the current landscape

- Writing an article a day for BTC times

- Educating via Coinbeast

And more!

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