How To Spot A Bad ICO_ Brad Mills
How To Spot A Bad ICO: Brad Mills
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A Bitcoin evangelist and algorithmic trader, Brad has been in the blockchain technology space since 2011.
A pioneer in the social gaming space he has managed virtual economies for Facebook and iOS games with millions of users.
Has developed quantitative algorithmic trading strategies for traditional markets and cryptocurrency trading.
On top of heading up Alphabit’s Algorithmic team, he also serves as the advisor to the ICO portfolio team, himself holding more than 100 different currencies.
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