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Anna's Investment Research Notes -- OpenLedger Today's First Lecture 'OpenLedger Team Background'
How to look at the team's background, taking OpenLedger as an example
In investment research, the first step I value the most is the team. Why? Because no matter how excellent the white paper or how flashy the PPT, it ultimately relies on people to execute. The blockchain industry has plenty of bubbles; many projects are hyped up, but what can truly be realized in the end still depends on the team.
So how do you assess whether a team is reliable? I generally start from four dimensions: the founder's background, advisory lineup, transparency, and execution capability. Below, I will use the OpenLedger project as an example.
First look at the founder and core team
In investment research, the first step I value the most is the team. Why? Because no matter how excellent the white paper or how flashy the PPT, it ultimately relies on people to execute. The blockchain industry has plenty of bubbles; many projects are hyped up, but what can truly be realized in the end still depends on the team.
So how do you assess whether a team is reliable? I generally start from four dimensions: the founder's background, advisory lineup, transparency, and execution capability. Below, I will use the OpenLedger project as an example.
First look at the founder and core team
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Anna's Investment Research Notes -- OpenLedger Today's First Lecture 'OpenLedger Team Background'
How to look at the team's background, taking OpenLedger as an example
In investment research, the first step I value the most is the team. Why? Because no matter how excellent the white paper or how flashy the PPT, it ultimately relies on people to execute. The blockchain industry has plenty of bubbles; many projects are hyped up, but what can truly be realized in the end still depends on the team.
So how do you assess whether a team is reliable? I generally start from four dimensions: the founder's background, advisory lineup, transparency, and execution capability. Below, I will use the OpenLedger project as an example.
First look at the founder and core team
In investment research, the first step I value the most is the team. Why? Because no matter how excellent the white paper or how flashy the PPT, it ultimately relies on people to execute. The blockchain industry has plenty of bubbles; many projects are hyped up, but what can truly be realized in the end still depends on the team.
So how do you assess whether a team is reliable? I generally start from four dimensions: the founder's background, advisory lineup, transparency, and execution capability. Below, I will use the OpenLedger project as an example.
First look at the founder and core team
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