I build systems.I learn from breaking things.
Full-stack engineer building in Web3 — shipping systems that don't break at scale, learning from every failure.
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What I think about
Systems thinking. Why things break at scale. How incentives shape behavior. The gap between what theoretically works and what actually works when real users touch it. I care about building things that don't fall apart under pressure — that's the real art.
Right now: the stablecoin trilemma and how v4 hooks change what's possible for LP protection. How do you design mechanisms that are capital efficient, truly decentralized, and actually stable? How do you protect liquidity providers from being arbitraged when markets move faster than on-chain settlement? These are the problems I'm thinking about.
Things I've shipped
A few projects I'm proud of. Some won hackathons, some didn't — all of them taught me how to build better.
What I've tried
Wins, failures, pivots. Every commit in my actual journey — not the polished resume version.
Took OhMySwarm to the OWS hackathon. The core system was solid, but the presentation and positioning weren't right. Learned that even a technically strong project needs the right story and audience.
One of the builders selected for Uniswap Hook Incubator #9. Focusing on impermanent loss mitigation and yield mechanisms using Uniswap v4 hooks. This is where the stockshield.eth work on LP protection connects to deeper protocol research—building the actual mechanism, not just the idea.
Built a full autonomous agent economy: 9 specialist agents coordinated by LangGraph, each billed per-invocation via x402 USDC micropayments. Portfolio-scout, yield-scanner, risk-analyst, executor—all working in parallel with deterministic policy checks. Real settlements on Sepolia. This was the moment I understood: autonomous systems need economic rails. Every agent action has a cost; every cost needs approval. Built the whole payment layer, agent orchestration, and session wallet encryption. This project tied together everything I've learned about systems thinking.
Selected as one of the first builders in Blok Capital's cohort. This was validation that all those failed hackathons, the learning, the pivots—they mattered. Now I'm working on protocol research and exploring the deeper mechanics of Web3 systems. Still learning, but learning alongside people who are building at scale.
Onchain karting game. Fun build.
Let's build something
I'm looking for a summer internship or a remote role in Web3 — protocol work, dApps, or infrastructure. I want hard problems and teams that care about shipping.
I bring full-stack range (Solidity to React), a shipping mindset (done beats perfect), and systems thinking from 22 projects of learning what breaks and why.