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Martin Arness is a wealth manager and the creator behind the YouTube channel Shadow Atlas, where he explores offshore tax strategies, asset protection, and how to keep more of what you make. With a background in law, his approach to finance is holistic, integrating tools not just from a legal perspective but also accounting, investing, […]

Severin Bühler is a Platform Engineer at Synonym and contributor to Pubky Core, an open protocol replacing platform accounts with cryptographic keypairs and censorship-resistant identity. Before joining Synonym, he built his expertise in decentralized infrastructure through Lightning Network: he created lnrouter.app, co-authored LSPS1, the standard for Lightning liquidity providers, and shipped the infrastructure behind the Bitkit Bitcoin wallet. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGRwSbHmCKs)

The only relevant formal education I got was in primary school, when they taught me to read and write. After then I discovered, that I’m unable to make anything by hands and that I don’t have the guts for politics, I started to live on programming, design, lectures and movie production. Presently I work as developmenr security consultant and a wisdom disseminator for hire in the area of Central Europe and adjacent countries. I’m longest serving Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for ASP.NET in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Also I’m founding member of the Society for prevention of cruelty on computers and for mutual understanding of silicone and carbon based forms of life.

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.