I study the systems behind digital economies.

I believe uncertainty is a fundamental part of being human. Every meaningful decision, whether deploying capital, designing a protocol, or choosing a strategy, is ultimately a bet that today's action will leave us better off tomorrow.

My work sits at the intersection of research, on-chain data, economics, and analytical reasoning. I study digital markets to better understand how systems behave, where incentives align or fail, and what the available evidence suggests.

A background in electrical engineering, although I never pursued it professionally, shaped how I think about problems: analytically, systematically, and from first principles. Later, studying game theory further refined that perspective and deepened my interest in decision-making under uncertainty.