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anonymouslawgrad

On his CV, later filed in Ontario Superior Court, he listed his Putnam Competition score as 39 – a result in an annual North American undergraduate math contest that, if accurate, would render him a “math genius,” according to Indexed Finance’s U.S. lawyer, Jason Gottlieb. (The competition is known for its difficulty; while the maximum score is 120, the median score is often in the low single digits.) Mr. Medjedovic received scholarships and came close to winning a cash prize in a university math contest called the Bernoulli Trials. He also listed several rather exalted hobbies on his CV: meditation, playing blindfolded chess and crypto trading. In the summer of 2021, as he was wrapping up his studies, Mr. Medjedovic successfully competed in two hacking contests run by an organization called Code Arena, according to court documents. During the competitions, participants hunt for weaknesses in the code governing decentralized autonomous organizations, or DAOs, which are structures deliberately designed without a central authority that utilize a digital ledger known as a blockchain. Then, on Oct. 14, Mr. Medjedovic allegedly unleashed his skills on Indexed Finance, a platform that allows users to trade multiple virtual currencies through a single token, similar to a mutual fund with many stocks in it. Mr. Medjedovic took out what’s known in decentralized finance as a flash loan – an uncollateralized loan in which assets are borrowed and repaid within the same series of transactions. Then, using approximately US$157-million in borrowed assets, he allegedly executed a complex sequence of trades that manipulated token prices in two of Indexed Finance’s liquidity pools, allowing him to transfer US$16.5-million of digital tokens to his own wallet, according to a U.S. court filing. None of the allegations have been proven in court. Mr. Medjedovic did not provide a response to the allegations against him when reached online by The Globe and Mail. In the days following the attack, Indexed Finance, its lawyer and even one of the founders of the hacking contest implored Mr. Medjedovic to return the tokens.

Firm_Floor_2577

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ec265

It would be a good way to demonstrate your skills without any direct experience, yes. Documenting why you made certain decisions and when. And yes, that’s exactly it. You can volunteer your time to assist in treasury operations at a small DAO, which could eventually lead to a salaried role but at the very least is relevant experience and looks good on the CV.

xanokothe

I am dropping my CV at the local default food chain

Worth_Tip_7894

Learn how stuff works in detail, while you won't need a degree necessarily, you will need to know stuff. You are running a full node, great start. I'd suggest you study through this https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/Learning-Bitcoin-from-the-Command-Line That's going to get you into the guts of Bitcoin, knowing that level is going to help as all blockchains owe some debt to Bitcoin, even if they went in a different direction. Remember; permissionless blockchains allow anyone to contribute, so learn "git", and start supporting a chain you love by raising bugs. You can track your own activity on your own GitHub, and that will show your dedication and effort. That can go on your CV/Resume.

MrRGnome

You took a break due to injury then immediately went on vacation? That's enough to annoy any business owner trying to staff their projects and manage time. At that point you're making them do the same work as replacing you, they may as well replace you. I think you need to completely re-examine your "career fomo", because you are certainly missing out. By focusing only on remote bitcoin jobs instead of all remote jobs that aren't scams, you're severely narrowing your options. Bitcoin companies are hardly saints, they are often scummy as hell especially the miners. They don't pay any more, they don't offer significant security, there's no advantage to them. If you want remote work I suggest you ensure you have in demand remote skills like software development, sysops, language skills, or similar. Then hope and pray. Everyone wants remote work, and the last job on their CV wasn't Bitcoin mine ops. Make yourself competitive. All that said and knowing it went right in one ear and out the other, here are some Bitcoin job resources. https://cash.app/careers https://reddit.com/r/Jobs4Bitcoins https://strike.me/jobs https://www.bitmex.com/careers https://angel.co/company/river-financial/jobs https://bitcoinerjobs.co/

CogitoErgoRight

Stupid response. He created thousands of jobs over decades. Not all business ventures ‘pan out’. Many titans of industry and business have multiple failures/bankruptcies in the CV. How many jobs have you created?

Kevinifhy

Perhaps a Black swan event (CV-19) but even then it will prevail… eventually.

inShambles3749

Nobody gives a fuck about cover letters in tech at least. All that matters is your CV, previous experience and shitty leetcode skills if you're a software engineer.

omnomjapan

If ou go on subreddits like r/recruitinghell or r/jobhunting you will see that job junting is hard for everyone. It often means sending out literally hundreds of applications. Often it means you have to re-locate to another city or do a job you dont love to buid experience. I would also start relying back to places. When they say your CV looks good but they cant hire you, just reply back "thank you for considering my application. I am always trying to improve my skills and my career. I would be very grateful if you, as a hiring manager, could tell me some of the ways I could improve in order to be more suceful in future application. Thank you so much for your timet." Never ask "why didnt you hire me" because almost everywhere in the world people can get in legal trouble for saying the wrong thing there, but DO ask about what kind of candidates appeal to them and what experience, skills, certifications, personality traits, etc that are desirable." You might think you have a good CV, but if it isnt getting you a job, it isnt THAT good, and it can always be better.

Substantial-Band1242

Hello brother,thank’s for your message,it’s really helping that it probably raining in my house,you know,i really tried to change my attitude and mindset from the day i lost it all,i was like yeah okay np im going to find a job a make it again,the big problem is that im keeping everyday,every week or month to search,i postulated on everything but i always got that « unfortunally we couldn’t select you even if your CV is good » and everytime i receive that it just empire my situation,im like shit if i couldn’t find something fast in the next month im probably going to finish on the street because im too ashamed to say to my gf yeah could you take careful on me financially?I really really have horror on begging ppl about money or else,again thank you very much for your message brother,it helps a lot,and im actually from France

Substantial-Band1242

Hello man,thank you very much for your message it’s really appreciated for me,ive got so many hard talk with myself,but i really couldn’t do it good apparently,i really realized that i fucked up on all this,it was my error on 100% from the beggining,when i losed everything i just started to search quick a job,every day every week until now,i just want to do something and not staying here doing nothing,i really don’t know why or an explanation of why all my CV’S keep refused even if i have a really good one but yeah,the only thing that why i can’t clean it with myself parents it’s because a lied to much,i really don’t want to disappoin then about the lies.Again thank you very much for your message brother i appreciate it a lot

Substantial-Band1242

I live in EU,i posted in all places my CV for a job but i always got that « unfortunally we couldn’t accept you even you got a good CV,hope u will get more luck,Sincerly »

Every_Hunt_160

I don't think you can upgrade your Burger Flipper job just because your crypto bags pump, can't include that in your CV !

mpanase

No slowly boiling the frog at all. They eeached out for the first time today, through some CV website, I imagine; my work email and phone numbers are very easy to come by. Unless there's untold suprises (there might be), 100 USD is the max you can put and you can always take it back out in 30 minutes. So in theory you end up 25 USD out of pocket when they pull the rug?

Kindly-Wolf6919

He's already mastered being a true degen. All he needs is to experience FUD in a bear market for a complete CV for McDonald's.

TenshiS

120$ might be enough to get a proper photo for your CV and application and maybe even to feed yourself for a week or two until you find a job.

Amasan89

Don't try to put your opinion as facts. Read her CV she developed a program to resocialize criminals which was highly praised and signed by republican governor Schwarzenegger. Then she became attorney General. If you think those positions don't solve problems then that's your opinion but I urge you to widen your horizon.

Sebastiao_Pereira

I'd say you have to check for (i) a cult community willing to offer free labour, (ii) a dedicated team working 24/7, (iii) an experienced team (unfortunately dedication alone is not enough) and (iv) an original concept. Hege fulfills all of these. 1 - The cult group is getting bigger and stronger everyday. With that, we've been dominating all of the subreddits that allow memecoin shilling since the launch. We've grown our X account to over 12k followers, we've entered Instagram, TikTok and YouTube with community members dedicated into making new fresh videos and memes to fuel these socials. 2 - anytime you go to TG there'll be a team member to answer your questions. Every month the team announces many new projects they have been cooking to develop the coin. 3 - their CV talks about their experience by itself https://docs.hegecoin.com/article/team 4 - Hege is the first original story driven memecoin gamefying the story through market cap stages. Besides that, it's also the first Hedgehog token, which makes a nice play on words with Hedge-funds :D I'm not a team member though, simply a cult member :D I'll let the host add on my answer as he sees fit

ma3gl1n

Do I need to provide a CV to state that using NFTs for simple session data like theme settings or login sessions is overkill. That blockchain's cost, latency, and permanence make it inefficient for routine web tasks that cookies handle well without added complexity or privacy issues. That conventional solutions like cookies or OAuth are optimized for these use cases, offering quick, low-cost, and privacy-compliant options that blockchain doesn’t naturally support.

InclineDumbbellPress

Is the bull run in the room with us now? 

hiorea

Imagine hacking a random wallet for 19m then news keep popping up about US getting hacked. Return. Apologize. Pray. Add it to CV

noveonine

Is that a CV template 😂

deadleg22

I'm going to go update my CV!

Anticope98

I am in the recruiter manager of various fast food chains. I have been told this is the best palce to recruit "special" individual. drop me your CV :D

btc21de

1) we've actually implemented that in the newest version, so you might want to update your BitBoxApp! 2) Send your CV to us and we will take a look!

MowdyW

Does it fulfil the following criteria; a clever business case that solves a real problem, a team who have decent CV/resume, proper utility and actual paying clients, exciting partnerships and roadmap. These will help you pick a good project, however it might not be a 100-1000x bet - for those you apparently need the opposite of everything I said above but look for projects with a shit-ton of hype, and an internet media celebrity banging on about it. Oh, and a dog or a frog as the logo. Good luck.

kirtash93

I will invest in BLAST if r/cc is bearish on it. Let see others people opinion. Regarding Pacman, quite impressive CV.

Aerocryptic

Username checks out. You should add dick rider on your CV dumb ass

R4ID

retirement + highrisk investment advice from reddit = dust off your CV and start sending it out

travieso05

Ti ivv CV m. Ra a hzydf go o I d him see out i

Raz1979

Thanks for saying that. I did hear it but it's always good to hear it again as a reminder not to count myself out. I'll update my resume, create a portfolio website or online CV and portfolio and go from there.

Status-Seaweed-5705

You are scared or not feeling to find a new job? Why? What's the alternative? Being home and selling the best asset and paying taxes for doing it? Man you have 1,5 month to find a new job. So start TODAY. Get your CV up to date and start sending it. Later you start, less picky you can be about job offerings. And next time have 6 months of your monthly expenses on your side in FIAT. So next time you will have 6 months to find a job you like if anything like this happens again. Sorry if I came out arrogant but I think you needed to hear this. And stop looking at those job channels... Most people are always negative... You need to be POSITIVE.

uncapchad

The CV bot got a bit unstuck there!

MaximumStudent1839

It is a permissionless system and the entire ecosystem, including Coinbase, advertise the industry as get rich quick and easy. I mean, Coinbase was even reaching out to ETH shitcoin KOLers to get ppl buy lame memes on Base, aka the “Base” season. At this point, I am not going to blame critics being wrong. It is obvious this entire industry is rotten from the very top. You can tell from the infinite spam of generic L2s with ridiculous FDVs and hardly any product differentiation, now the obsession to make L3+s, infinite spam of DEXs, another three million DA layers and AVS providers, etc. All I see is a massive liquidity black hole suck. At least with memes, you can get a good laugh from it. Also don’t blame memes for devs failure. The vast majority of them have a CV of a monkey poop. They won’t have anything to stand out in their GitHubs and LinkedIn profiles. So they are probably not going to land a dev job irl. I had been diligently trying all “new” different products, from gaming to SocialFi, or whatever bozo name they want, throughout the bear market. It was at least half a year before Solana memes took the scene. Nearly all of them are utter garbage and just repackaging the old Ponzi games in one way or another. Honestly, it was really the meme and pure gambling scene that showed most of the innovation. It was why shit like RollBit and the hamster racing took off - even though the latter was just a scam.

trifokkerdr1

very good. I'm just going to call it CV from now on

BioTechSweeper

Another dude sending his CV to McDo

finn4life

Branding sucks on these things because most of the time these crypto related companies are created by a bunch of IT nerds who don't know much about sales and marketing and are so deep into their crypto stuff they don't have an outsider's perspective. Nothing wrong with that, these guys are my friends too, we love to diabolically drunk in the clubs we are a part of, but I am not going to lie when I say that sometimes they are not the best at understanding why people are not into Crypto XD Then the other issue is that anyone studying / early stage business career who would have the chance to create a startup doesn't want to touch Crypto with a 10ft pole because it has a bad reputation and doesn't look good on a CV. Also getting funding for a Crypto project from Venture Capital is super difficult. If you worked in Crypto marketing or had a failed Crypto startup anyone hiring you will just think you're a Crypto bro, plus you have the same crap everyone has on their Linkedin "Web3, DeFi, Metaverse, Blockchain" which nobody really understands. If you had a 'regular' marketing job or even a failed tech-startup, everyone is like "Oh cool! I bet you learnt so much!" even though it is the same thing. If I were to point out the key issue it's this: Crypto reputation right now = drug dealers, scammers, bad businessmen, penny stocks etc. Traditional business reputation = Black suits, sharp haircuts, fine wine, fancy offices, Wall St etc. Stock markets and banks have been around a long time, so naturally they have been able to brand the whole industry in this way. They have dressed up the pig so to speak so people will happily put their money there. Crypto has a long way to go, but hopefully someone figures it out.

FeistyBathroom7216

I made a joke last night in the CV discord about screw 12 K bitcoin I am just excited about my child tax credit and then I woke up this morning and I have no access to the Discord. I emailed about it and I haven’t heard shit all day. If this guy kicked me out of his discord as a pave member, because his name is fucking pathetic. 

VoxImperii

Of course. The team are Dick Swapcoin and Bitchelina Wallet, fully doxxed with dog pictures and half a sentence of CV each. They have partnerships with a 20 crypto institution JPEG logos. Big announcements about CoinMarketCap application for listing coming. Buy now or have fun staying poor forever.

KingHiggins92

You're 16, get a job. That's not even me being an arsehole. I was brought up financially tight and started working weekends at 15. Finished college at 21 still working in the same place and then had a massive experience to pop on my CV and had a huge headstart. It's tiresome and hard working and studying but you'll feel like a king in no time. Good luck buddy.

Jaxelino

Nothing stops you from having multiple versions of your CV. - If you're applying for jobs on bitcoinerjobs, for example, I'd say you could even mention which bitcoin related books you've read. - If you're applying for jobs at the federal reserve or ECB, then maybe don't?

Arnold_Grape

Absolutely should be on your CV and really should be the only thing on there. Don’t avoid it, shout it out.

wide_root

I'd say if you've done any projects or work that is related (can be only tangentially related like btc graphics for a site), it's worth touching on it in your CV. In the end you want to work in a team with similar interests.  But as another user said if you're just into it as an investment, it could end up hurting your chances. Especially if you're at the beginning of your career.

bloodpomegranate

What? This? https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/s/2ycgvDJ1CV

Next-Concentrate2651

You are making an assumption that i specified my name or even my religion on my CV. If you don't think high sustained unemployment is a fiat phenomenon then you haven't understood bitcoin.

prankishink

When you lie on your CV but get the job anyway

masixx

Dunno. Working for the potus is great for the CV no matter how big the doofus.

Flavinch

CV7xTJ63UqLzoE1Gg9ojSG7PrxJxt3RiE4Ejjm4X9NQa

GrittyMcGrittyface

Some of these "partnerships" could be a summer college intern doing a project and then moving on with another notch on their CV

Cuvex_io

Hello not-a-fomo, Certainly, anyone with the knowledge, time, and resources can have the ability to manually fabricate their own Cuvex. Furthermore, you can even reuse our firmware posted on Github if you wish. We just hope that buying a Cuvex is cheaper than the investment in time that person spends to make it. Actually, a person with that profile could build almost anything he wants: a car, smartphone, or anything! Perhaps it would be advisable, that this person verifies the industrial property of third parties, especially if he wants to carry out his project for commercial purposes. Some companies invest a lot in this. By the way, we are looking for talent in software and hardware development. If you are interested, send us your CV.

analogOnly

That's for a CV cover letter, totally different. This isn't for a job application

Llonga

Wen Citroen 2CV?

Element115_1

Nothing good can come from Blackrock's involvement in BTC. They are the legitimized arm of the Central Banking Cartel. Maybe a few months of pump. Dive into the history of Blackrock, Vanguard and Statestreet, then cross reference with the Bank of International Settlements (the central bank for central banks) Blackrock isn't the head of the snake running all these global scams (CV, V@x, climate), but they are close and helping execute "legally". CBDCs will create a two tiered money system when deployed - retail (peasants) and wholesale (the elite). To be sure, Blackrock will not care about investors should the elite succeed with their social/carbon credit score objectives. And if you think Blackrock hasn't accumulated massive quantities of BTC, across multiple wallets, dig deeper. Would also be worth studying the Wycoff method of institutional trading. Those at the helm will do to Bitcoin what they have done to gold. I love BTC, but it was for the people, not the people that run the world.

Element115_1

Nothing good can come from Blackrock's involvement in BTC. They are the legitimized arm of the Central Banking Cartel. Maybe a few months of pump. Dive into the history of Blackrock, Vanguard and Statestreet, then cross reference with the Bank of International Settlements (the central bank for central banks) Blackrock isn't the head of the snake running all these global scams (CV, V@x, climate), but they are close and helping execute "legally". CBDCs will create a two tiered money system when deployed - retail (peasants) and wholesale (the elite). To be sure, Blackrock will not care about investors should the elite succeed with their social/carbon credit score objectives. And if you think Blackrock has accumulated massive quantities of BTC, across multiple wallets, dig deeper. Would also be worth studying the Wycoff method of institutional trading. Those at the helm will do to Bitcoin what they have done to gold. I love BTC, but it was for the people, not the people that run the world.

Element115_1

Nothing good can come from Blackrock's involvement in BTC. They are the legitimized arm of the Central Banking Cartel. Dive into the history of Blackrock, Vanguard and Statestreet, then cross reference with the Bank of International Settlements (the central bank for central banks) Blackrock isn't the head of the snake running all these global scams (CV, V@x, climate), but they are close and helping execute "legally". Care CBDCs will create a two tiered money system when deployed - retail (peasants) and wholesale (the elite). To be sure, Blackrock will not care about investors should the elite succeed with their social/carbon credit score objectives. And if you think Blackrock has accumulated massive quantities of BTC, across multiple wallets, dig deeper. Would also be worth studying the Wycoff method of institutional trading.

MaximumStudent1839

Don’t. Once you get laid off by this clown industry, your CV will look silly as you search for a job in Web 2. Pad up your resume in Web 2 with solid work experience. Learn crypto on the side and find what make sense to you before you come in. 99% projects are just building pvp arena for degens to kill themselves - no appeal beyond the hopeless gamblers in this space. You don’t want to end up working for one.

Sure_Contribution962

You can get hired without a degree, if you put the effort and with passion. College is overrated and just reward you for being patient sitting on a bench. I know, I've been here and got my degree, I don't even put it on my CV. If you don't have passion get the degree instead, as it will allow you to sit on a chair and be paid for it for the rest of you career.

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Feeling-Inside5147

Globally. “Binance must enhance its compliance program and appoint an independent monitor for three years.” https://twitter.com/JoeCarlasare/status/1727050292812710316?t=dQ9fKK6dRUoFN0_CV-7wJw&s=19

SmoothBrainSavant

You know how you just make your CV to trigger all the juicy automated trigger words to get you the job you’re totally not actually qualified for? That, but for free moneys. I cant wait. Gonna start brainstorming bullshit companies over the winter.

WeggieUK

Perhaps location may play part in our different experiences. I never get asked for ID even with Amazon. The majority of couriers leave packages on our doorsteps and leave. I am currently going for interviews for good positions and have not officially registered with the agencies I am dealing with. They found my CV online to match with companies looking. I do agree that the UK is CCTV heavy, especially for cars, but we are a country of fines. It is difficult to get the police to attend any thefts, etc, from what I hear. But I do see mobile speed detector vans often.

Ermingardia

You know that's a very valuable skill. If you add that to your CV, you might find yourself a job writing some of the crypto articles we see every day.

Boddis

Can I give ya my CV?

tsuiteruze

I used to be a freelancer and I'd have a contract. I guess things may be different but the only time I do free work is when I want to accummulate stuff on CV. I guess it depends how you play.

hblok

Sure, but then you need to factor in the hours you spend learning. You need to research cooking classes in your area. Enroll. Attend. And let's not forget the extra work of updating your CV with your qualifications as a chef. Literately hours spent. No, it's much better to eat a BigMac three times a day for the rest of your life. Chances are, that if you go Super Size every time, it will be a lot less than 50 years. /s

milonuttigrain

Special talent in CV imagine when you apply for a hedge fund.

Last-Ad318

Can i put that in my CV?

WineMakerBg

Gary knows that WHEN he loses the Ripple case, he'll lose his government position and it will be too late to turn back to Crypto companies with his CV.

theycallmekimpembe

What is your actual job title? And do you intend to send the CV for actual jobs or just have it on there 😄

InternetStrang3r

Moon farming is going on my CV as a legitimate job at this point

DanFran81

CV Marple to the rescue

Kappatalizable

Yup you can definitely put the experience in your CV

Gungho_Gringo

I don't even know what a CV is. Looks like we should run a tag team hack duo. Where do we start?

Unitedstatesofnever

Imagine hacking someone and ending up with a job offer. Dude didn't write a CV as to why he's the best man for the job he *proved* it

kirtash93

I am starting to think that I should add "Professional Reddit Shitposter" in my CV.

rootpl

I saw "Military Spouse" on CV once like it's some sort of achievement, so yeah I'll believe anything.

Mariahausfrau

Looking AVAX now i guess its not really CV admiring status over him.

peachfoliouser

I fully expect CV to go on the run at some point and Binance to close. It's just a matter of time. CV is likely looking at jail for the rest of his life.

NEOkavliaris

Reddit farmer will be an interesting job title for your CV 😄

Ins3rtCoin

The biggest problem of scientific research are the papers that are lies… in order to get funds and better CV’s the produce bullshit

Larirun

Don't forget to add professional moon farmer to your CV if you start applying for jobs!

monaslab

Put 51k moons in qualifications section of CV and job is yours.

rootpl

"Ooooh, I can see 4 years of professional Moon farming experience on r/cc on your CV, impressive, impressive. What would you say about this experience?" "Nobody knows shit about fuck!" WELCOME ABOARD!

ripulimestari

normal language = yes I got lucky CV language = I executed a calculated decision with full risk analysis performed beforehand.

seb7mad

I gave a Snek to the Daily on the very last day that sneks existed. Adding that to my CV

tambaybtc

If I own a company why would I need to have the CV updated? 😁

tambaybtc

Can’t be added like this on a CV unless you love the rejection letters 😁

Queasy_Length_1016

sad, I have to put freelancer on my CV either that or BATMAN

kirtash93

His CV must be really tasty. I am Crypto Batman!

bazooka_star

My CV is ready for this job

rootpl

Don't worry, employers will still ask us to copy and paste our CVs into their own proprietary online forms, from the same CV we just emailed them a few hours before. ;)

Exotic_Cantaloupe_96

I'm updating my CV. On other interests, should I put moon farmer?

Tajo990

I have to buy one of these so I can put in my CV that I'm in the mining business

teh_d3ac0n

Tom Lee CV: Head Research Expert at his own company ​ I am the Senior VP Research Expert at my moms basement

Shiratori-3

From the question, I'm presuming you're American. (I'm not) You'll probably want to go digging to satisfy yourself for the respective tokens, but eg for Quant as a starter (paraphrasing from one of the Quant subs): *QNT is registered as a utility token under FINMA and MiCA. Gilbert Verdian (Founder/CEO) works closely with regulatory bodies and Quant did not offer its ICO to US markets.* The Quant founder's CV probably gives an additional indication of their approach re regulatory familiarity and compliance: https://quant.network/people/gilbert-verdian/

DoragonMaster1893

Would like to see their CV to valudate that

risingcrow1o1

Anyone with FTX in their CV shouldn’t be trusted

Mariahausfrau

Imagine in future if your CV has farming in it. Cute.

Yellowflash274

Good luck mate & Don't forget to mention Professional Shitposter on the CV as well