How Andrew Cronk Turned Figment Into A Global Backbone
The post How Andrew Cronk Turned Figment Into A Global Backbone appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Andrew Cronk focused on building blockchain infrastructure while others chased trends and token hype. Figment quietly expanded across Brazil, Asia, and Turkey through strategic partnerships and long-term planning. In the early years of blockchain, many were still busy guessing whether the technology was just a passing fad or would truly change the world. Andrew Cronk, however, was different. He didn’t just believe. He actually got involved. While most people were thinking about tokens and the potential for quick money, Cronk was thinking about something far more boring: infrastructure. But that’s where his crazy decision lies—and it’s what now makes Figment a major player in the world of staking and blockchain data. Andrew Cronk: The Guy Behind Blockchain’s Hidden Plumbing Long before Figment became the mainstay of many large institutions in staking, Cronk had been around the tech world. He’s not a name that suddenly appeared because he took advantage of the hype. His background comes from a long track record in the tech sector, including TempoIQ creation and local Motors and Motorola participation, not from the crypto space. This makes it quite evident that he is not someone that is readily lured by quick fixes. When he decided to found Figment in 2018, he didn’t choose a “sexy” path like creating a token or building a viral dApp. He chose to provide tools, validator networks, and products that support the blockchain ecosystem to run stably. Simply put, if the blockchain world is a new city, then Andrew Cronk and the Figment team are the people who build its roads, bridges, and electricity connections. Funnily enough, this step actually made him the center of attention. Because when Ethereum, Solana, or Cosmos grow, they need reliable staking infrastructure. And Figment is there. With over $15 billion staked on its platform, over 700…
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Andrew Cronk focused on building blockchain infrastructure while others chased trends and token hype. Figment quietly expanded across Brazil, Asia, and Turkey through strategic partnerships and long-term planning. In the early years of blockchain, many were still busy guessing whether the technology was just a passing fad or would truly change the world. Andrew Cronk, however, was different. He didn’t just believe. He actually got involved. While most people were thinking about tokens and the potential for quick money, Cronk was thinking about something far more boring: infrastructure. But that’s where his crazy decision lies—and it’s what now makes Figment a major player in the world of staking and blockchain data. Andrew Cronk: The Guy Behind Blockchain’s Hidden Plumbing Long before Figment became the mainstay of many large institutions in staking, Cronk had been around the tech world. He’s not a name that suddenly appeared because he took advantage of the hype. His background comes from a long track record in the tech sector, including TempoIQ creation and local Motors and Motorola participation, not from the crypto space. This makes it quite evident that he is not someone that is readily lured by quick fixes. When he decided to found Figment in 2018, he didn’t choose a “sexy” path like creating a token or building a viral dApp. He chose to provide tools, validator networks, and products that support the blockchain ecosystem to run stably. Simply put, if the blockchain world is a new city, then Andrew Cronk and the Figment team are the people who build its roads, bridges, and electricity connections. Funnily enough, this step actually made him the center of attention. Because when Ethereum, Solana, or Cosmos grow, they need reliable staking infrastructure. And Figment is there. With over $15 billion staked on its platform, over 700…
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