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Cryptor. Polkadot AMAs for 2 largest Russian speaking crypto communities.
Hi, everyone. I’m Cryptor. I’m well known content creator for the Russian speaking crypto community that have been supporting Polkadot from the day one. I was the first one to talk about Kusama in Russian, made translations and voiceovers of Polkadot Episode 1, 2, 3 and received tips from the Treasury. Recently I’ve been invited to do 2 Polkadot related AMAs for two major crypto communities https://www.youtube.com/@DOUBLETOP\_IO with 68k subs and https://www.youtube.com/@coinmetrika with 18k subs. The main goal was to discuss everything that community raises the spectre of. Polkadot AMA for DOUBLETOP community has been done in the form of Zoom call for their private investors group and also posted on my YouTube channel with 28k subs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y71WsGvM42w Polkadot AMA for COINMETRICA community has been done as a livestream on their channel: https://www.youtube.com/live/-QET-2pJwxs Both videos had 17k view and hundreds of comments in total. I’ve talked through all the concerns expressed by the community, discussed Polkadot 2.0, PolkaVM, the use of PolkadotSDK by Madara and Avail, Parity’s recent sunsetting its go-to-market functions, Web3Foundation grants and a lot more.
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this content does not worth 2500$+. useless. There is war in Ukraine and you are continue to give AMA to russian Coin Metrika. disrespect. and content itself is useless. nothing interesting. waste of time is watching everything that already written in twitter and plus some disinformation
@dev
Russian speaking community consists of many different nationalities. The content may be useless for you personally, but the majority of viewers got a lot of valuable information from these AMAs, at least that was their feedback. Twitter is mostly English speaking, most of the updates is again in English. Russian invasion of Ukraine has nothing to do with Russian language, Russian language has been around before Putin and will stay after him. The same with Ukrainian language.
Hello Cryptor. I like your work, I like your work, me and the guys will support you.
@Pioneer
Thanks for your support.