I like new technologies; this led me to web development over 20 years ago, then to Kubernetes and containers, AI, blockchain, and now to privacy-focused tech.
Computer scientist and blockchain technology enthusiast. Developer of the software used in over 320 Bitcoin ATMs operated by Bitomat.com. A curious expert deeply fascinated by the technological side of cryptocurrencies, he prefers conversations about specifics and the intricate workings of blockchain over speculations on fluctuating prices. For him, price talk is unproductive compared to the […]
NAOMIII
writer, marketer & web3 enthusiast
NAOMIII
writer, marketer & web3 enthusiast
Writer and Marketer in crypto by day, hobby philosopher, classical guitarist, and culture aficionado by night. 7+ years in this weird industry, worked for a CEX, Infra projects, apps, and service providers in-between—winner of multiple crypto writing contests. I love books and postcards. Stuff people said about me: “Most not born in this century person […]
DARKO
Hodling / Sovereignty & Privacy
DARKO
Hodling / Sovereignty & Privacy
Darko specialises in digital currencies and finance, and holds Master’s degrees in both areas. Ever since his passion for decentralised economy catapulted him into the Bitcoin ecosystem, he has been committed to developing and distributing the tools necessary to promote economic sovereignty. He provides Bitcoin consulting services to international customers, using reliable, battle-tested tools and methodologies of cryptography, economics and distributed systems.
JEDAI
Finance & code fault line
JEDAI
Finance & code fault line
Jedai is a systems thinker operating at the fault line between finance and code. He has spent years inside regulation—standards bodies, risk frameworks, and compliance systems—mapping how power concentrates in custody and discretion. He now focuses on designing alternatives: cryptographic, protocol-based systems that replace institutional trust with verifiable rules. His work centers on self-sovereign identity, decentralized finance primitives, and incentive design that removes the need for gatekeepers. Author of Unregulatable, he argues that the future of money will not be governed by permission, but by architecture.