Author: James Spillane

  • James Spillane

    Introducing James, the experienced Senior News and Guides Editor at BTI.LIVE. With a degree in Physics from Imperial College London, James has a keen analytical mind that he uses to produce informative and engaging content for readers. However, James is much more than a science geek. He's also a passionate cadet in the University of London Officers' Training Corps and a knowledgeable writer on cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.
    James' writing has been featured on various reputable websites, including CryptoNews.com, Inside Bitcoins, and Rakeback.com. He specializes in producing educational content on trading and passive income, while also staying up-to-date with the latest developments in Bitcoin and DeFi.
    When he's not working, James enjoys indulging in his passion for investing and trading in the cryptocurrency markets, and keeping himself fit and healthy with bodybuilding. Originally from Bedfordshire, UK, James now works remotely while traveling, bringing his unique perspective and expertise to the world of cryptocurrency and blockchain.

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