“It was great working for Deutsche Telekom, with this awesome power behind you and being able to steer it once in a while,” Dittrich said. “But really, the speed at which you can move stuff in a company like Finoa is enormous and it’s fully crypto native. Something that had always been pretty exhausting at Deutsche Telekom was having to convince people, ‘do we want to do that blockchain thing?’”
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