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A full-stack software engineer building in crypto with a strong bias toward Bitcoin
Before stepping into the crypto space, I spent almost five years at Airbus, where I shipped an automated attack-testing tool for the SOC and a company-wide innovation knowledge platform.
After graduating from the Polkadot Blockchain Academy, I moved fully into Web3 and built core tools in the Polkadot ecosystem, including Turtle, a universal bridge app that has moved over $10M, along with early blockspace marketplace tooling.
Right now, I’m working on a forked GMX perpetuals protocol designed to empower people in emerging countries to hedge their currency risk — still early, but it feels like the right fight. And getting my hands dirty in Bitcoin development.
My mission is to build apps that defend financial freedom and push back against the quiet rot eating through the fiat world. I’m here to strengthen Bitcoin, contribute to open source, and live by cypherpunk values in a world that desperately needs them. Over the last years my focus has shifted more and more toward Bitcoin, the chain with the highest chance of real, lasting success. I still contribute to meaningful work on other chains when it creates real-world value and helps people today — but Bitcoin is the fight that matters most.
Self-improvement is part of that rebellion because it directly feeds into that mission. I’ve spent hundreds of hours studying Bitcoin — Mastering Bitcoin and Lightning, Bitshala cohorts, deep dives into scripting and infrastructure — and I’m now starting to channel that knowledge back into the Bitcoin FOSS ecosystem.
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I refuse to stagnate. I learn aggressively and evolve relentlessly — stronger, smarter, harder to stop.
I’m a doer. I move fast and build hard. Results talk; everything else is noise. I keep my circle full of people who take action, not make excuses.
I aim to be world-class at what I do. High standards, discipline, and mastery — that’s the expectation.
Living beyond myself, choosing virtue, helping others, doing the right thing even when it’s harder. I believe in ethics and right living as its own reward. That’s the Stoic path I follow.
Fiat is a crime. Inflation is theft disguised as policy. It forces people into gambling on markets just to keep up, widens inequality, and punishes anyone without assets (the poor). Bitcoin is the antidote — separation of money and state, predictable monetary policy, and incorruptible digital property. It gives people back control that was stolen from them long before they were born.
Smart contract ecosystems like Ethereum play a different role. They aren’t perfectly decentralized and might not survive a true black-swan event, but they’re still incredibly valuable. They offer a global, programmable financial layer that actually works, especially for people in unstable economies. Yes, there’s oracle trust. Yes, scams and vulnerabilities are everywhere. But someone living through currency collapse doesn’t care about purity when their government is nuking their savings. Those people care about access and USD stablecoins alone can change their lives.
Personally, Bitcoin is my north star. But I still build on Ethereum when the impact is real. Both worlds matter — one fixes money, the other gives people USD access and financial tools right now.
