Nate Whitehill is the CEO & Co-founder of CryptoSlate, a platform featuring crypto industry news, insights, and data. ^[1][2]

Career

In May 2010 Nate co-founded Highlighter and served as the CCO (Chief Creative Officer). Highlighter is an education publishing platform that aims at reducing the cost of textbooks and course material while increasing student success by leveraging actionable analytics and student data. Nate was responsible for wire-framing, designing, building, and testing webpages. Highlighter was acquired by PanOpen.com in July of 2013. In 2014, he co-founded Zenzio Incorporated. ^[2]

CryptoSlate

Nate Whitehill got into digital assets upon discovering Bitcoin in 2015. This pivotal moment led him to channel his expertise into creating CryptoSlate in August 2017. ^[3]

"At CryptoSlate, we aim to decode the complexity of digital assets and showcase their potential to transform society by providing accessible, reliable information and analysis. We're committed to differentiating our news coverage by telling original stories and giving alternative points of view." - he wrote^[2]

By merging the quantitative and qualitative features of crypto, Nate and his co-founder Matthew Blancarte created a more contextualized crypto news, data, and insights platform. Within a few months of launch, CryptoSlate became a significant player in the cryptocurrency industry, providing comprehensive news, data, and profiles of prominent figures, groundbreaking products, and influential companies. ^[3]

"Once we launched the site in 2017, within about a month we organically had about 150,000 unique users coming to the website" - Nate speaking on the platform launch^[4]

By 2018, Nate’s understanding and impact in the crypto world expanded beyond his platform, with his presence becoming a mainstay at various crypto conferences. His insightful discourses have positioned him as a frequent speaker and strengthened his network within the industry.
Seven years into his journey in the crypto sphere, Nate’s connections span collaborations with companies such as Coinbase, Binance, BTSE, and Sora Ventures. ^[1][3]