Bio
I am a freelance blockchain platform engineer and CTO at Everett, where we research and develop solutions to DeFi and Proof-of-Stake rewards. I happened to be one of the (very few) people who received Satoshi Nakamoto’s initial unveiling of the Bitcoin white paper via a mailing list back in October 2008. I was also one of the earliest people to mine a block on the Bitcoin blockchain with 2009-era PC hardware (unfortunately I didn’t keep the keys for them), and one of the earliest to participate in Ethereum’s ICO (also unfortunately I didn’t make a lot of money from all the crypto craze).
Before working with blockchain and crypto, I have mostly worked with kernel engineering, virtual machines and compilers in both iOS and Android spaces.
My Talks
Introducing Etherett: Enabling Liquidity Across Ethereum DeFi Applications
Everett enables protocol-level liquidity across multiple networks by introducing the concept of bonded tokens, thus solving the competing rewards issue with network staking and DeFi. Etherett aims ...