Wolf Of All Streets worries about a world where Bitcoin hits $1M: Hall of Flame

Before becoming The Wolf of All Streets, scottmelker was a DJ for 20 years, and got into crypto when ETH was under $20 bucks. But who is he? (Via CointelegraphZN)

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“That’s when I went through a phase of a real love-hate relationship with Twitter because that’s when I guess 10% of the people who respond to comments were trolling at any given time.” It caught the attention of a “huge” magazine called Frank 151, which acquired it, and Melker became the editor-in-chief of both.

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