Author: Yash Majithia

  • Yash Majithia

    Yash is a skilled cryptocurrency writer and analyst, who possesses a robust financial analysis and reporting background. With over a year's worth of experience, Yash has been consistently publishing articles for various cryptocurrency publications, covering a broad range of topics, including technical analysis, on-chain analysis, and the latest trends in the industry. Currently, Yash is a full-time crypto content writer for BTI.LIVE.

    Apart from his writing endeavors, Yash has also collaborated with blockchain marketing companies to create compelling content. Before embarking on his cryptocurrency career, Yash worked for more than three years as a senior assurance associate at an audit firm, where he garnered valuable experience working with various listed companies.

    Yash's hard work and dedication have not gone unnoticed. In his youth, he was selected as an ambassador for his country in a youth exchange program in Berlin, Germany. To this day, Yash remains committed to expanding his knowledge and expertise in the cryptocurrency space, sharing his insights and analyses with readers all over the world.

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