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Jessica Vaugn, best known for her work with Playboy, started tumbling down the
bitcoin rabbit hole in 2020. She says it completely changed her life and the way
she views the world. As a freelancer, she’s always been keen on making
independent choices. But it wasn’t until the pandemic lockdowns, she says, that
she realized government-run economic systems limit her personal freedoms. Now,
thanks to a penchant for books like “The Bitcoin Standard” and networking
with bitcoiners on Twitter, Vaugn says she’s using bitcoin to hedge
against the risks of government overreach and inflation. She’s not worried about
price volatility, since she’s not hoping to get rich quickly by trading
cryptocurrencies. She’s only interested in bitcoin, not anything else in the sea
of digital assets, because that’s what she feels is most aligned with her
ideological perspective. She says the bitcoin ethos is all about freedom,
privacy, and security. And considering the strict pandemic protocols forced on
the residents of Los Angeles over the past year, those values have become more
important to her now than ever before. For Vaugn, 2021 is a year of investing in
herself by growing her newfound bitcoin knowledge to reshape her career.
As Hollywood unions tighten their grip on work opportunities in Los Angeles,
Vaugn is flying to Miami to meet experts from the bitcoin community.
She’s not sure what the future holds, but she does know having custody of her
own bitcoin can offer peace of mind in uncertain times. If you can’t join the
conference in Miami, tune in via Youtube then follow #Bitcoin2021 on Twitter and
Instagram. Plus, you can join our conversation on Telegram and subscribe to our
newsletter to keep up with all the happenings at Bitcoin 2021. Next stop,
Bitcoin 2021 in Miami!
Jessica Vaugn, best known for her work with Playboy, started tumbling down the
bitcoin rabbit hole in 2020. She says it completely changed her life and the way
she views the world. As a freelancer, she’s always been keen on making
independent choices. But it wasn’t until the pandemic lockdowns, she says, that
she realized government-run economic systems limit her personal freedoms. Now,
thanks to a penchant for books like “The Bitcoin Standard” and networking
with bitcoiners on Twitter, Vaugn says she’s using bitcoin to hedge
against the risks of government overreach and inflation. She’s not worried about
price volatility, since she’s not hoping to get rich quickly by trading
cryptocurrencies. She’s only interested in bitcoin, not anything else in the sea
of digital assets, because that’s what she feels is most aligned with her
ideological perspective. She says the bitcoin ethos is all about freedom,
privacy, and security. And considering the strict pandemic protocols forced on
the residents of Los Angeles over the past year, those values have become more
important to her now than ever before. For Vaugn, 2021 is a year of investing in
herself by growing her newfound bitcoin knowledge to reshape her career.
As Hollywood unions tighten their grip on work opportunities in Los Angeles,
Vaugn is flying to Miami to meet experts from the bitcoin community.
She’s not sure what the future holds, but she does know having custody of her
own bitcoin can offer peace of mind in uncertain times. If you can’t join the
conference in Miami, tune in via Youtube then follow #Bitcoin2021 on Twitter and
Instagram. Plus, you can join our conversation on Telegram and subscribe to our
newsletter to keep up with all the happenings at Bitcoin 2021. Next stop,
Bitcoin 2021 in Miami!
