I got into blockchain because the space felt alive. Things were moving fast, sometimes too fast, but that energy pulled me in. It felt like being part of something that was still being figured out, and that was exciting.

As I worked in Web3, I started to notice a pattern. The tech was powerful, but the experience wasn’t always friendly. People often struggled to use products that were supposed to empower them. That stuck with me, and it shaped how I approach building—I want to create tools that people enjoy using, not just ones that are technically impressive.

Since then, I’ve focused on projects that try to make blockchain simpler and more approachable. Along the way, I’ve also been exploring how AI can fit into the picture, as a way to make systems smarter and interactions smoother.

For me, it always comes back to people. Blockchain isn’t just code or tokens, it’s about building systems that work for real lives. That’s the part that keeps me hooked and keeps me building.