I'm 20, and I grew up in a generation where everything gets built from a screen. First computer at 14 — games at first, then the need to understand what was running underneath. I studied CS and programming, but most of what I know I taught myself: breaking things, rebuilding them, pushing every tool to its limit.

I've always had two sides: design and code. Photoshop, Illustrator, building visuals from nothing, crafting brand identities — that shaped me just as much as programming did. Today both merge in every project I touch: it has to work, and it has to look good.

Outside dev, I've built knowledge across different domains — crypto, mining, on-chain finance. I like understanding systems at the root, not just the surface. What drives me is the intersection of hardware, software, and the people who use them. What I've learned, I want to put toward projects that actually matter.