Web3 Enthusiast

Once upon a time, there was an eight-year-old boy who learned to program in BASIC while sitting on his father’s lap. It happened to be the dawn of the Internet, and as the world went online, this boy became an autodidact.

He learned everything he could about how computers work and developed solid, diverse technical skills. As he grew older, he connected with different communities — Linux, Web3, and Hacking among them. Guided by various mentors, he strengthened his knowledge of frontend and backend development: TypeScript, Node.js, React, and many others. He even explored Cybersecurity, avoiding to attackers gain access to servers.

Along th...