HONG KONG, Jan 7, 2020 - (ACN Newswire) - Andy Cheung has resigned as the COO of OKEx, a world-leading cryptocurrency
exchange, to start a new blockchain consultancy institute, BitWork. With a team of experienced blockchain experts,
BitWork offers exchange partnerships, advisory, marketing management, branding and public relations, fundraising, and
event management services to cryptocurrency and blockchain projects.
"My goal is to drive mass cryptocurrency adoption. But my contribution can be very limited in a cryptocurrency exchange.
I decided, and we agreed amicably, that I can better achieve my goals with a new venture. Still, it's been an absolute
pleasure to have served OKEx." said Andy Cheung.
"The question I was always asked in OKEx was: How can my project get listed on your exchange? Like CZ (CEO of Binance)
and a few more leaders in the industry, we always tell the teams that project quality is the key."
"But how to improve the quality of a project? What do the markets need? BitWork will help answer and provide solutions
to these questions. By helping more projects to get exposure and connecting them to different markets, we strive to
facilitate mass crypto adoption."
Led by Andy Cheung, BitWork launched and operates in Hong Kong. The startup is formed by a team of experienced
blockchain experts from different cryptocurrency exchanges. With a solid industry background, it provides bespoke
consulting services to help cryptocurrency projects build and market their products - from exchange partnerships,
advisory, marketing management, branding and public relations, fundraising, to event management services.
Mr Cheung had been serving OKEx as COO since its launching. He oversaw the entire operations, marketing, and public
relations of OKEx. He was also named as top crypto influencer by media sites such as CoinTelegraph, CryptoSlate, Bitcoin
Insider, and Block Journal.
Prior to OKEx, the seasoned entrepreneur started many businesses and forayed into many sectors. He had served as the CEO
and a variety of important roles in Groupon Hong Kong, iClick Interactive, and Alibaba.