OPSkins

CTL-E-4338 · Business · other · 2015-2020

PROVISIONAL evidence grade of this record

Video-game skin-trading platform and early large adopter of Bitcoin payments; Malcolm CasSelle was its chief information officer until 2020.

Notes

RELP99 supporting entity: edge endpoint for CTL-E-1073 affiliated_with.

Referenced by

Malcolm CasSelle — affiliated with → this record

Sources

interview.net - Q&A with Malcolm CasSelle, CIO of OPSkins and President of WAX. https://interview.net/malcolm-casselle-opskins-wax/

Record CTL-E-4338 · CultureTechLens Knowledge Graph · evidence grade: PROVISIONAL · 1 source · 1 mapped relationship · CTL research: RELP-001.
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