Capability
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The unglamorous layer under a token product: indexers, bridges, contracts and the state nobody sees.
Smart contracts and the infrastructure that makes them usable — cross-chain movement of value, indexers that turn chain state into something an application can query in milliseconds, and the privacy and identity layers on top. Multi-chain by necessity rather than fashion: the work spans EVM chains and their bridges.
How we approach it
Consumer blockchain products are mostly a database problem wearing a cryptography hat. Reading state directly from a node is far too slow to render a page, so everything of consequence happens in the indexing layer between the chain and the interface — and that layer has to be correct across reorgs, restarts and the chain simply disagreeing with itself for a few blocks. Getting the boring part right is what lets the visible part feel instant.
Stack
Solidity · Rust · TypeScript · wagmi / viem · EVM chains · The Graph patterns
Token launchpad indexer
Client undisclosed · 12 services in production
A Rust indexer following the tip of a BNB Chain launchpad and DEX, with historical backfill running the same binary.
Cross-chain swap portal
Client undisclosed · 3 source chains supported
Moves a token from three EVM chains onto Base at a fixed 1:1 rate, with its own indexer confirming both halves.
Privacy layer and SDK suite
Client undisclosed · 3 repositories in the suite
A pluggable privacy layer for an agent commerce protocol, shipped as a Rust core with contracts and a TypeScript SDK over it.