About us
We noticed a lack of knowledge and information about cryptocurrencies and blockchain among the Greek public. People are either poorly informed about blockchain technology or get carried away by other people’s moves and ideas, and as a result they risk losing their capital.
cryptonomy.gr was created to fill this gap in the Greek market.
Founders
Nikos D.
Hi, I’m Nikos. I’ve worked as a front-end engineer for almost 20 years, and learning about technology and cryptocurrency is my passion, my hobby and my love. I’m here to share with you new projects that could grow into giants in the near future.
Giorgos G.
The lord of crypto, the blockchain connoisseur. With 20 years of experience in tech, I’m here to bring you the latest from the complex world of algorithms, always with a commitment to quality and an educational focus. In my free time I choke people out through the art of BJJ. Oss!!
Partners
Kyriakos K.
Hello from me too. I’m Kyriakos. I’m a slackline instructor, but besides my love of balancing on webbing, over the last few years I have been researching blockchain technology and the crypto market with great interest. I’m mainly interested in technical analysis, as well as on-chain analysis and sentiment analysis. I believe that this information, together with fundamental analysis, makes for a holistic and balanced approach to decision-making, both for long-term investments and for shorter-term trading strategies. Together, we will mostly be looking at technical analysis of the crypto market.
Stella K.
My name is Stella, and I’m also a member of Cryptonomy. With a degree in philology and being “in love” with cryptocurrency, I edit and proofread the texts on the website. When I find the time, I share my thoughts in informative articles about crypto.
Dimitris A.
My name is Dimitris. I'm an accountant, tax advisor and business consultant. My work keeps my feet on the ground, but I like to take flights into innovation, technology and research. I'm always looking for new trends and new subjects across the whole economy, and then I land back in the reality of Greek taxation with the optimism I draw from those flights.
