Chris Stead is the innovations editor at Finder. He is a gaming, tech and sports journalist with more than 24 years of writing and editing experience. He has previously worked at Game Informer, GamePro, Maxim, MCV Pacific, Gameplayer, Grab It, the University of New South Wales, Krash, It Girl and Fortnite Magazine. He has contributed to IGN, GameSport, NBN, Rooster Teeth, Fandom, Sydney Morning Herald, FilmINK, Brag, Popular Science, Foxtel, PC World, Hyper and Red Bull. Chris has a Bachelor of Advanced Science in Biology from the University of Sydney. A father of three, Chris has a passion for travel, photography and surfing.
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Cryptocurrency has now arrived in the No Man's Sky universe! Learn how two gamers took it upon themselves to hide bitcoin on planets within Hello Games' epic sci-fi, space exploration experience.
Chris Stead
10 August 2018
Insomniac Games isn't just talking up its new, PS4 exclusive video game Marvel's Spider-Man, but also what the future might hold for the games industry. Read Insomniac's thoughts on the blockchain and video games in this exclusive interview with Finder.
Chris Stead
3 August 2018
There’s much to gain and lose in the volatile cryptocurrency market. We'll show you how to do an in-depth technical analysis to make the right decisions.
Chris Stead
29 April 2018
Find out how the Ethereum blockchain is powered by gas, the fuel that powers the EVM and drives the Ether cryptocurrency network.
Chris Stead
18 April 2018
When planning a home improvement project as a do-it-yourself (DIY) contractor, here's how to avoid blowing your budget. Besides buying the materials and having a solid plan set in place for your remodel, use this extra know-how to cut costs when building your dream home.
Chris Stead
30 March 2018
Go from host to Superhost with our guide to Airbnb hosting.
Chris Stead
23 October 2017
Lara Croft, gaming’s best known female hero, will deliver another blockbuster experience on November 10, and it’s set to stay in character.
Chris Stead
14 October 2015
