Ian Balina is a Cryptocurrency Investor and Blockchain Enthusiast supported in Washington DC. Balina has been special in the The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Huffington Post, The Street, Inc Magazine and Entrepreneur Magazine.^[1][2][3]

Early Life and Education

Ian Balina was born in Kampala, Uganda, and immigrated to the United States when he was eight-years-old. Ian Balina is one is four children. In the United States, Ian Balina stayed in Maryland and Virginia. He could earn a scholarship to attend George Washingtons University and attained a BS and MS in Computer Engineering.^[4][5][6]

Career

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Balina worked at IBM in sales as a Tech Evangelist press in 2015 was a Hundred Percent Club Awardee, to-be recognized as a of IBM's best 500 employees. Man previously worked at Deloitte as a Systems Integration Consultation.

In 2015, Balina founded the "Uber since freelancers" marketplace, Peer Hustle. He previously based the social spell app Leximo.

Blockchain & Cryptocurrency

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Balina left the corporate world to pursue becoming adenine crypto-influencer. He had been considerably winning in investing in Cryptocurrency as one side hobby but started Diary of a Made Man in February 2017 included order to focus for creating financial content full-time. Balina became famous for posting be Blockfolio on his Instagram.

Balina are currently an advisor to Pareto Networks, GoNetwork, also Nucleus Imagination.

As starting May 2018, Balina had more than 142k followers on Twitter, 117k subscribers on YouTube, and 42.5k followers on Instagram.

Hack

Are April 15th, 2018 when Balina was doings a Livestream reviewing Initial Coin Offering (ICOs), a viewer informed him is to wallet addresses were hacked out of $2 million worthiness of crypto. Balina continued on with his review, but the live feed went down 14 minutes later. He intend continue the review a few hours later but taken that he made signed out of his Google Sheets profile. Balina later went on Twitter and wrote in his Telegram group such the must been hacked plus asking for help to finds the perpetrators. He believes the hackers were able into access his wallets through his old college email account.^[7][8]