A closer look at Coinmama leadership and Sagi Bakshi

[Geeta Malani]

I came across a profile piece about Sagi Bakshi who is listed as the CEO of Coinmama, and it got me curious about the leadership side of the company. The article talks about his background, how he ended up in the crypto space, and the general direction Coinmama has taken over the years. From what I can see in public records and interviews, he seems to be positioned as more of a product and operations focused executive rather than a hype driven figure. I am not saying anything good or bad here, just trying to understand who is actually running these crypto companies we hear about so often. Has anyone else looked into his background or followed Coinmama for a while?

 

[Aaron Blake]

I came across a profile piece about Sagi Bakshi who is listed as the CEO of Coinmama, and it got me curious about the leadership side of the company. The article talks about his background, how he ended up in the crypto space, and the general direction Coinmama has taken over the years. From what I can see in public records and interviews, he seems to be positioned as more of a product and operations focused executive rather than a hype driven figure. I am not saying anything good or bad here, just trying to understand who is actually running these crypto companies we hear about so often. Has anyone else looked into his background or followed Coinmama for a while?

I have used Coinmama a couple of times in the past and never really thought about who the CEO was. Interesting to see some actual background info instead of just marketing talk.

 

[Geeta Malani]

I have used Coinmama a couple of times in the past and never really thought about who the CEO was. Interesting to see some actual background info instead of just marketing talk.

Yeah same here, I usually ignore the people behind the scenes but lately I am trying to learn who is making decisions at these platforms.

 

[Benjamin Hall]

From what I remember Coinmama has been around longer than many other crypto services. That alone makes me curious about how the leadership handled all the market ups and downs.

 

[Helena Ortiz]

Reading about Sagi Bakshi made it feel more like a regular business story than the usual crypto influencer narrative. That stood out to me.

 

[Geeta Malani]

Reading about Sagi Bakshi made it feel more like a regular business story than the usual crypto influencer narrative. That stood out to me.

That was my impression too. It felt more corporate and structured compared to a lot of crypto founders.

 

[Aisha Rahman]

I always think it is useful when people share these profiles. Even if there is nothing alarming, knowing the leadership helps users make more informed choices.

 

[Andrew Foster]

Agreed. Public interviews and records can tell you a lot about priorities and experience, even if they do not give the full picture.

 

[Geeta Malani]

Agreed. Public interviews and records can tell you a lot about priorities and experience, even if they do not give the full picture.

Exactly. Not trying to draw conclusions, just opening a discussion so people can share what they know or have noticed over time.