Review on Goji Crypto by James Colman

I came in to Goji Crypto coming off the back of getting burned by various pump and dumps within the crypto space.



I’ve been active in several crypto communities, always believing that I’d found a good one and ignoring all the obvious red flags.



A friend in the space told me to check out Goji. I quickly learned what a doxxed dev really is. Not talking about what could be a made up name with a random photo. I could see Stephen Banners LinkedIn profile. Numerous photos. His work experience. His academic qualifications.



I then had discussions on discord with Omar Shands, a regulatory compliance officer on staff with Goji.



The two things alone told me I had stumbled across a project that was on a whole new level. Far from being another pump and dump, this was a project being carefully built to become a heavyweight in business to business finance.



I did my research and read about all the applications that they planned to bring forward. An entire suite of dApps that will provide a one stop shop for any conventional business to become empowered with blockchain technology.



I had discussions with the lead developer on discord as he balanced his interests working full time for a Fortune 500 company and developing this new ecosystem. He went as far as to send me well wishes as I was struggling with illness.



Since then he has left his day job to focus purely on Goji.



And then we get to the community side of the project. The friends I’ve made on the discord channel. Talking rubbish, making jokes. I even managed to win a giveaway that other community members had put together and funded themselves.



My experience with this project is it’s everything that every rubbish project claims to be. But it’s not arrogant or boisterous. It gets on with the job of developing real software and creating a community that’s fun to be a part of.



It’s the first project I’ve come across like this and it will probably be the last.