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“I remember walking into the room full of cryptocurrency enthusiasts, and I had never been in a room with so many passionate, driven people — and generally people who I didn’t think were about to lose all their money,” she told The Post. That’s when Siegel, decided to make her first investment in the currency, putting in whatever she had left over from her paycheck — usually just $25 a week. “I didn’t have anything when I started in cryptocurrency, honestly,” she said. “I was just this substitute teacher with a really big idea.”
The New York Post: Four ordinary people share how they got rich from crypto (2022)