Randi Zuckerberg, Mark Zuckerberg’s sister, releases a crypto-themed cover of Adele’s Hello

<p>There is an onslaught of prominent individuals wanting to cash in on the rising cryptocurrency industry. Randi Zuckerberg can now be included in that category. Although she is not a celebrity in her own right, she is Mark Zuckerberg's sister and has supposedly vowed to make history with a crazy Adele-inspired, De-Fi-themed video.</p> <p>According to a recent press release, Zuckerberg, who previously worked in Facebook's marketing department, is currently acting as Okcoin's inaugural "brand advisory council member," where she is entrusted with encouraging other women to enter the cryptocurrency business. She is also the founder of Hug, a decentralised community network, and the CEO of Zuckerberg Media, a marketing agency.</p> <p>Her crypto-convincing campaign apparently involves the publication of a parody video in which she sings the Hello song while deconstructing DeFi ideas. Zuckerberg, in fact, is a competent singer. Meanwhile, the lyrics are rather self-explanatory:</p> <p>Hello, it’s me Would you like to learn exchanging cryptocurrency? We’ll go over everything Cause you’ve got coins from different blockchains and want to do some trading Hello, can you hear me? A decentralised exchange lets you convert from A to B Once you pay the Gas fee And no single point of failure means you’ve got security</p> <p>Web3 is rumoured to be on the verge of transforming the internet and ushering in a new era of utopia and ultimate liberty focused on blockchain technology. That is, if you believe the fuckton of advertising cash that crypto companies are continuously tossing at the wall in the hopes of drawing the rest of us in. Contrary to popular belief, resistance is fruitless. Now is the time to buy Okcoin.</p> <p>Randi Jayne Zuckerberg is an American businesswoman. She was previously the head of market development and spokesman at Facebook. Previously, she appeared on Forbes on Fox as a panellist. She is the founder and CEO of Zuckerberg Media, the editor-in-chief (EIC) of Dot Complicated, a digital lifestyle websi