Jefferson Nunn

Jefferson attended Ventura College and California Lutheran University. Always an innovator, he has been a consultant to high-net-worth individuals since 1999. His ideas, vision and persistence have generated millions for clients including Ronco and GoWireless.

Jefferson has a strong understanding of the true potential of cryptocurrency. He has been involved in the cryptocurrency industry and has been actively promoting Bitcoin and Blockchain technology since mining his first Bitcoin in 2010. Since then, he’s met with many of the early pioneers in the cryptocurrency space including the founders of Ethereum and the founders of Crypto Capital in Panama, SALT, EasyBit, and more.

Currently, he is an editor and contributor at Crypto.news, one of the most trusted crypto news websites in the world. He also has his own podcast show titled “Around the Block with Jefferson Nunn” where he conducts in-depth, one-on-one conversations with different guests weekly including founders, CEOs, and makers in the crypto space covering the latest crypto news and innovative topics, from play-to-earn to web3 to the metaverse.

Ever since he got into the crypto space, he has made it both his career and life passion. Jefferson aspires to create more opportunities to help more people gain a better understanding of crypto and educate them about its potential and future.

In addition to his passion for crypto, Jefferson is also the Founder and Executive Director of Biotoxin Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the scientific research of the detection, prevention, and treatment of toxic mold poisoning. He founded the foundation in early 2020. His purpose and cause were driven by his personal experience with toxic and poisonous molds. After suffering from symptoms caused by his personal exposure to mold, he discovered there were very few options for people enduring toxic mold.

He published his first book in 2021, a 3-book science fiction thriller series titled “Burning Mold” that was inspired by his battle with severe mold toxicity.