Blockchain can be overwhelming—and not just as an emerging industry and new technology. Even for those familiar with blockchain tech, assessing different projects can be difficult. A “Women in Blockchain” panel in China laid out some standards and guidelines to keep in mind when evaluating a blockchain project. Click through to read about meeting the team, problem solving, technology, inspiring teenage girls in blockchain, and more. And keep joining us as we dive into blockchain, especially in ways that empower and recognize girls and women!
By Eva Yoo, TechNode
With so many blockchain projects, how can you judge which ones are legitimate? On International Women’s Day, March 8, women in blockchain, including founders and investors, shared their views on the emerging technology at the Bund SOHO3Q in Shanghai. The “Women in Blockchain Forum” was hosted by China Business Events.
The “Women in Blockchain” panel was made up of QJ Wang, Founder and CEO of Queschain, Momo Zhang, Co-founder of DREP Foundation, Andrea Liu, co-founder at Genaro Network, and Ting Peng, Head of China PR at Shivom blockchain project.
How to judge a blockchain project
1. Meet the team
“Do they care about [blockchain], what’s their experience in the field? Secondly, what partnerships do they have? Finally, do the due diligence,” Head of China PR at Shivom, Ting Peng says.
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