"Btw, Alex Nasonov, the Worldcore's founder CEO was mentioned in Financial Times article "New Europe 100 - changemakers in Central and Eastern Europe". Wink Also various sources state his 8-year experience in trading on exchanges and developing start-ups."
I´ve already known those vague employment records, but I find it very unusual that such a young man in the early thirties doesn´t report his full employment vita as it´s the case for all other team members. For me Nasonov stays a blank sheet. On which exchanges did he trade and which start-ups did he develop? That´s to inaccurate information and therefore questionable.
I´ve already known those vague employment records, but I find it very unusual that such a young man in the early thirties doesn´t report his full employment vita as it´s the case for all other team members. For me Nasonov stays a blank sheet. On which exchanges did he trade and which start-ups did he develop? That´s to inaccurate information and therefore questionable.
OMG There hundreds of the other cryptocurrencies CEOs and founders without any proven CV records, even without any higher school education - and so what? The whole market is virtual based on speculation solely. You don't to know their CEOs honours and degrees, all you need to feel - is when it's right to step in and when it's time to go out and invest in some other new big crypto thing. That's all.
But if you're in mood of discussing their top management lets' start with Sean Patterson - apart from his diplomas he's a frequent speaker at various conferences in old mother Europe, saw him once in Copenhagen.
Guys, it's a bit pointless discussion, don't you think?
Mark Zuckerberg is 34, he started Facebook when he was 20, without any proven job record except for creating a media player
Alex Nasonov is in about Zuckerberg's age and he started Worldcore just 3 or 4 yeas ago
We'll wait and see... 
