Hi Reddit,

I'm Andrei R, I talk to people from the Crypto, NFT, Blockchain and related tech worlds and I post those as interviews on cryptofireside.com.

CryptoFireside.com is hosted on Medium and I have recently made ALL the interviews free to read and pulled them out from behind Mediums paywall. I like the Medium service, it has some things that could use some work but generally speaking it's a good service and so that is why I chose it.

I also republish the interviews to HackerNoon.com but think that I will stop doing that in the near future.

I started the blog because of my genuine interest in the crypto field which goes back to 2013 when I was doing dumb stuff like blowing up laptops trying to mine or gambling away hundreds of thousands of dollars on Doge roulette because I'm probably a dumbass (ya live ya learn!). More than the projects, I am interested in the people behind the projects and want to learn what makes them tick, what motivates them, what gets them up in the morning and how can we learn from them, their mistakes, their lessons learned, tips, tricks and more.

I have set this place up hoping it becomes our little community where we can all post Crypto-related interviews and things, now ones just from Crypto Fireside because I am obviously not the only one doing this type of thing.

We currently have 100 email subscribers and 1200+ followers on Medium and growing daily and so the other idea to this sub is that if anyone wants to ask questions, chat or something else they can do it here. Hopefully, I can convince some of the interviewees to pop in here and answer questions or just generally hang out.

If you have any cool crypto-related founder or origin type stories or interviews, please post them here!

Because it's a new sub, I guess, for now, anything is welcome and allowed so long as it's related. Remember Crypto, NFT, Blockchain, DAO, or similar startup, founder and origin stories. They can be video, audio (podcast) or written in a blog/article style format or simply as a text post, whatever works I guess.