Making Crypto Friends...

It's me again, this time I'll introduce myself as the Monero Miner from Trinidad and Tobago.

Today I found two other miners in my home country, and I'm ecstatic. I honestly thought there weren't many like me out here. I've been sharing articles, retweeting tweets and personally evangelising the crypto tune but little have responded with interest. I found the first on Facebook and the second on Youtube. Naturally, of course, upon finding them, I promptly invited them both to feature in this blog series.

From the little information I've gathered so far, one is mining Monero and the other Ethereum. They've been at it for a whole and are both very enthusiastic about cryptocurrencies. A decentralized exchange and website in the works as well, which, if I'm not mistaken would be the first crypto exchange created by a national of my own home country. So you can count on me supporting and providing coverage of their launches!

I'm considering expanding this blog to include some features and guest posts by any new willing miners that I find in my community. That way fresh and new perspectives can be brought to the table, put on display and be up for discussion. All of this for our Steemit friends to be a part of.

And Keeping Them...

Have any of you been to a Crypto meetup? I think I'd like to host one before the year is up. However, I have little to no experience in that field, I'll be sure to let you guys in on the planning phase and keep you updated throughout. I'd like for it to be a place where anyone can feel free to discuss their rigs, favourite coins or some of the more technical aspects of the blockchain. And let's not forget about the larger philosophies behind cryptocurrencies such as decentralisation, free markets, and libertarian principles, because everyone likes to talk about those things, right?

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Thanks for all the support, especially @cryptoriddler and @mike26 who are my first two followers. Take care, and see you next time!