Ethereum

(1/5) Yesterday, I had a conversation that left me with a simple but deep question:

👉 In the digital age, do I still need someone to tell me who I am?
👉 When a compliance ooops is caused by a conformism ooops.

For the past few months, I’ve been working on a project that brings together all the buzzword technologies—blockchain, cryptography, cryptoassets, AI—but tries to make them useful, real and liberating.

I'm building a decentralized platform that allows anyone—individual or business—to exchange, store, and verify electronic documents in a secure, verifiable, and censorship-resistant way.

No intermediaries. No gatekeepers. Just trustless infrastructure with strong guarantees.

There was a dream of a peer-to-peer electronic cash system. 
There was a dream to own your money.
There was a dream to make financial services accessible and better.
There was a dream of a big world computer with trustless execution.
There was a dream to connect people and companies globally.
There was a dream to restore trust by removing the need for trust.

What do you do to make these dreams come true?

Here is what I do. With my two hands, a keyboard and a laptop.
It is not a meme coin. 
It is not a "Wen gov crypto baillout, my bags are full".
It is not a yet another DeFi house.

It is about providing what is needed to own your identity, connect businesses globally, transact and trade freely, efficiently, privately.

But the biggest issue is: Will you do the efforts needed to grab it?