Vlad founded ICODA in 2017 as a crypto marketing agency that relies on data to generate leads for crypto businesses. - cryptocurrency businessstrategy
Staying strong in the crypto business is mostly about pursuing a long-term goal rather than having a short term focus. After all, many crypto businesses have been crippled by the prevailing market crash that soon followed the FTX scandal. However, those that have stuck to their guns, despite the recent turn of events in the crypto world, have a huge risk tolerance level and better chances of succeeding in crypto Bull runs.
For the CEO of ICODA, Vlad Pivnev, staying afloat in the crypto world is an uphill task that requires him to not only have a positive mindset but also to devote himself to the pursuit of success in his niche. Vlad founded ICODA in 2017 as a crypto marketing agency that relies on data to generate leads for crypto businesses, and In 2020 a Hackernoon article by @TonyTorento rated ICODO as one of the top Defi marketing agencies to follow.
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