After developing an interest in web3 in late 2021, and noticing a dearth of information on key aspects of the technology, I set out to make web3 accessible for both technical and non-technical audiences by creating comprehensive and easy-to-understand educational content on blockchain technology. I believe crypto’s adoption depends on the extent to which people know how the technology works, why it matters, and how to remain safe while using it—a belief that underpins my work as a writer focused on crypto infrastructure and security.

Part of my efforts at creating educational content for the crypto community as a public good has included contributing extensively to Ethereum.org—a learning portal for technical/non-technical audiences (developers and users) interested in Ethereum. Since May 2022, I’ve dedicated efforts towards improving the content on Ethereum.org by creating new educational resources, revamping existing pages, and suggesting/implementing improvements related to different aspects of the project.