I've spent 4+ years in crypto turning the most brain-melting tech into something people actually want to read about. AMM algorithms, onchain mechanics, liquidity routing. My job was always the same: find the human story hiding inside the complexity and tell it clearly.
That's product marketing. But somewhere along the way I realised that's also can beโฆ DevRel.
The more I worked on positioning, messaging, and developer-facing content, the more I saw the overlap.
To me DevRel isn't a detour from what I do, but a product marketing with a deeper technical approach, where you don't just talk about what developers can build, you help them actually build it.
@DevrelUni feels like exactly the structured path to get there, and the scholarship would make that path real ๐ซก
one of the main reasons I came to this yearโs conference was to be part of an amazing event dedicated to women in crypto @babesnetxyz ๐ฉท
in a heavily male-dominated industry like crypto, itโs important for women to support one another, even if itโs getting a lot of hate (for no reason).
we are stronger than we think.
special thanks to @camski and @neflorious, @OctantApp@lifiprotocol for making this happen!
attended @WalletConnect Day, loved the merch and panels.
big alpha on AI agents getting natively embedded into wallets, and the slow โdeathโ of wallets as we know them.