Falconer

Since 2021, me and my team have built- 1. Wallets 2. RWA assets 3. Full fledged exchanges- developed and maintained. 4. Worked with anonymity and ownership. 5. DePINs & Storage Didn't know we could have learnt so much. Never got the time to notice progress whilst in stealth.

“Boring but bankable” is the new hype. Build for enterprise, not just crypto natives.

holy sh!t, this guy only pushes on Fridays.

4 years of Web3.0! Building happily!!!!

Everything is good when you can DELIVER something through your work. Providence is the language of building something. Here we are still at work, thinking about outcomes, choose something better. PROVIDE.

I am working on a stealth framework in cybersecurity and asset ownership. If you wish to join, DM with any previous project/CV. #RWA #BlockchainTechnology

Looking for Business Developers on Commission basis. Let me know if someone is interested.

GENIUS Act defines who can issue stablecoins in the U.S.: 1️⃣ Bank subsidiaries (FDIC-insured) 2️⃣ OCC-licensed nonbanks 3️⃣ State-approved issuers (with federal rules) Clarity + Compliance = Big win for crypto? 💵✅ #GENIUSAct #Stablecoins #CryptoLaw

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Seeking a skilled Blockchain, Web3, Frontend, or Fullstack Developer? I'm ready to collaborate! 📩 DM me to discuss your project. #Web3 #Blockchain #FrontendDev

🔥 Kanpur, you were absolutely electrifying! Our #AvalancheGamingNight was an unforgettable explosion of skill, passion, and pure gaming hype. Missed out? You won't believe what went down! 🎮💥 Watch the highlights & feel the energy and thanks to @celixiron for putting all this together and @0xSarnavo n @vamsixeth for giving me this opportunity. What was your favorite moment? Let us know below! #KanpurGaming @GamingOnAvax @avax @AvaxTeam1 @Avalanche_In

POV: web3 security researcher trying to think of a Critical severity vulnerability in a Solidity smart contract

If you are becoming a Blockchain developer and are at a very early stage of your career. Listen to me, this space is tempting, actively evolving every single day. Focus on one thing at a time. Junior Engineers, You’re not expected to know everything. You are expected to learn. Your seniors will expect you to ask good questions, dig deep, and show ownership of your growth. You must have genuine curiosity and passion for this technology to succeed.

Operation Sindoor strikes again. "If you want peace, prepare for war." - Renatus

3. Communication- Couldn't have really done it without talking to some really great mentors. Quick tip- TALK TO PEOPLE. 4. Community- Web3.0 moves in groups, that's why it is what it is supposed to be.

It's been 4 years since I stepped into Blockchain. Few facts that intrigued me(might help)- 1. Finance aspects- makes you prone to learning finance and taxation. 2. DeepTech- It is a long term development process, too much to learn, too much to talk about.

Web3.0 is a space that seeks innovation but not the same things again and again. My opinion- 1. "Build softwares for public use, not just for the sake of building them." 2. "Blockchain is still not a concrete technology, keep researching, things take years before mass adoption."

9. "Speak while you think- makes you more confident and you can think om your feet." 10. "Have opinions- place them out for public judgement, will spark up the best conversations."

7. "Circle your way up, try to hold longer conversations." 8. "Emphasise your words- the more you emphasise your own words, the more people care about it."

Quick tips about communication- 1. "Too polite sounds made up" 2. "Too straightforward, makes people uncomfortable" 3. "It is sometimes good to show desperation in formal discussions." 4. "Show genuine interest, serious people prefer meeting serious people."