I like to think from protocol initiatives to the products they make possible.
I started in the EVM ecosystem (2022–2023), working with incubators, contributing to web3list.t.me, and building demos at hackathons. From 2024, I went deep into Solana, contributing to a stablecoin startup and rethinking the stablecoin stack. In 2025, I expanded into consensus, validators, MEV, and picked up Move.

Selected Pieces:

[Stablecoins] Wishlist for crypto payment missing puzzles

[Stablecoins] Yield-Bearing Stablecoin Price Discovery & Secondary Liquidity

[DevX] Aptos Fungible Asset 101

[DevX] Unlocking Developer Experience Through Expressivity

[DevX] How Fungible Assets Power Wallets, dApps, and Explorers on Aptos

[Liquidity] Solana LRT Landscape and Ideas on Maximizing SOL Yield with Jito, Renzo, and RateX

[Liquidity] The Maturation of Solana's DeFi Stack

[Liquidity] Meteora DBC Launchpad

[Liquidity] What the industry has tried to fix AMMs

[On-chain mechanism] Thoughts on On-chain Credit

[On-chain mechanism] Canton

[On-chain mechanism] River’s Time-coded Tokenomics

[On-chain mechnism] ELI5 on Shelby Cost Modeling

Before crypto, I wrote extensively about computational design, including algorithmic design and AI-aided design, shaped by my undergraduate training as an architect. My old medium account hosted them. That background taught me how to work within constraints, think systemically, and take ideas from zero to execution. This way of thinking still informs my work today.

A fun fact, I was first onboarded to crypto through computational art. Friends experimenting with generative art NFTs on Ethereum with Art Blocks and on Tezos with fx(hash) pulled me in. I stayed for the people. Curious, energetic people constantly trying new things. From there, I kept learning and eventually couldn’t leave.