climate, crypto, compute. i work where they collide.
"architecture first. growth is downstream."
about
how i think and work
i've been in bitcoin since its formative years, long enough to watch it get declared dead four hundred times and never miss a block. i study money, memory, and incentives, and i turn what i learn into books and companies.
the work runs on three tracks: a catalog of books about bitcoin and practical ai, a portfolio of small digital businesses built lean with ai, and things that live on-chain. coins, protocols, small networks. i think in infrastructure, not moments. good systems are quiet first, then inevitable.
crypto-unicorn-venture-capital/fund-i— early vintage, closed allocation
crypto-unicorn-venture-capital/fund-ii— open raising for deep-tech
principles
how i decide what to back
structure before scale. if incentives and data are wrong, growth just accelerates the damage.
capital as a vector. money should extend a founder's reach, not decorate a deck.
frontier over fashion. deep shifts in compute, climate, and coordination matter more than short-term narratives.
networks outlive logos. protocols, communities, and data fabrics are the assets that matter.
think in decades. i care what this looks like in 2035 more than how it trends tomorrow.
contact
if you need to reach me
if you're a founder, an lp, or someone working in the same directions, i'm open to hearing from you. i don't respond to everything. i do read everything.
include enough context to understand who you are, what you're building, and why it matters over a 5–10 year window.