A mind kept in the open.
Web3 Developer & Quant Builder
I build things at the seam where decentralized systems meet markets: smart contracts by day, statistical models by night.
Most of what I know came from reading slowly, shipping small, and writing down what broke. This site is that notebook, left open.
Right now I am deepening my grasp of market microstructure and turning it into tools I can actually trade and audit with.
Replaying limit order book data to see how spread and depth react before big moves.
Writing invariant tests and fuzzing every contract before it ever touches testnet.
Two hours of reading and notes before any screen with a chart on it.
A cross-chain bridge monitor that watches deposits and withdrawals and alerts on any mismatch within two blocks. Built with Foundry, viem and a small Rust indexer.
A research notebook and dashboard that replays order book snapshots to study spread, depth and imbalance. Python for the models, Next.js for the viewer.
A multi-signature treasury dashboard with spending limits, role approvals and a readable audit trail for small DAOs.
This knowledge graph, as a real tool: markdown notes linked into a map of topics, searchable offline and published as a static site.
This week I stopped treating the order book as a list of prices and started treating it as weather: pressure builds on one side, thins out on the other, and the move is the release. I do not predict it yet, but I can finally describe it, and that already changes how I test ideas.
describe first, predict later
Staycurious.Compoundknowledge.
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