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Daniel R

@Darggomz

Chief Tech Brewer @moca_app | ex-Parco CTO (3M+ users 🇲🇽) | Chess solver | Padel in Beta

Katılım Mart 2025
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Seeing a crypto firm fail because an engineer AirDropped a file to a work machine is a huge reality check. The fallout vs. the trigger is wild. No security matters if we ignore the way people actually move data.
The Hacker News@TheHackersNews

🚨 UNC4899 breached a crypto firm after a developer AirDropped a trojanized archive from a personal device to a work machine. The file launched a fake Kubernetes CLI, opened a backdoor, pivoted into Google Cloud, exposed CI/CD tokens, and reset accounts to steal millions. 🔗 Full intrusion chain → thehackernews.com/2026/03/unc489…

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Catching a vulnerability in low depth production is the best way to safely scale a network. We never rush deployments at Moca just to appease the timeline. Building reliable infrastructure means verifying the foundation is completely secure before opening the floodgates.
MOCA 🍥@mocadotapp

Native $SOL swaps are coming to Moca via @THORChain That means Solana users can pay directly with their SOL No need to off-ramp or convert to fiat, your payments stay in crypto from start to finish

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I was zipping up my padel bag for the weekend when I saw a Anthropic study showing AI tools actively reduce developer skills by seventeen percent. We test these tools at Moca to automate repetitive tasks, but never let them replace our core engineering fundamentals.
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Exactly this. The market is obsessed with novelty but real institutions just want boring infrastructure they can trust to scale. That is why the Moca settlement layer is completely invisible. Predictable architecture wins.
ADI Chain@ADIChain_

The market has enough noise and distraction. It needs infrastructure that institutions can trust. We built a compliance-ready environment that connects traditional finance and onchain execution without giving up control. These are the rails for the real economy to scale securely. The transition to digital finance is already happening. And ADI Chain sits at the center of it. That’s different.

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Simplicity is the hardest technical challenge, not the easiest. That is why Moca abstracts all the complexity away. How do you balance shipping speed with actual usability?
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Seeing some engineers admit crypto apps are still too complex for normal adoption. Engineers obsessed with perfect protocols, ignoring the human element—like drilling padel shots all year but forgetting to book a court!
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We are moving from a system that re-executes every transaction to one that just verifies the proof. It sounds technical, but it’s the difference between re-counting every dollar in the vault vs. just checking the seal. Efficiency is the only scalability that matters.
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I’ve been watching the L1-zkEVM discussions this past days, and it feels like we are finally crossing the Rubicon. For years, Zero-Knowledge was just "magic math" for privacy geeks. Now, it’s becoming the standard for how the entire network verifies itself.
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And honestly, that’s fine. We wasted so much breath arguing philosophy, but efficiency is what actually convinced them. Atomic settlement means no T+2 delays and no reconciliation errors. It’s boring, invisible infrastructure... which is the only kind that actually scales.
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Saw the specs for the London Stock Exchange’s new blockchain layer today. It’s kind of funny, they definitely aren't adopting the "culture." They’re just adopting the database.
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This feels deeply wrong. "Teen by default" logic treats every user as a liability until they doxx themselves. ​Collecting biometrics to unlock basic features creates a honeypot, not safety. What we need is a zero-knowledge proofs, not a server full of driver's licenses.
Wario64@Wario64

Discord will require a face scan or ID for full access next month - all accounts set to "teen-appropriate experience" by default theverge.com/tech/875309/di… discord.com/press-releases…

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Daniel R@Darggomz·
Like in padel, when things get chaotic & everything starts bouncing around at once, you don’t wanna be standing there hoping someone else saves the point Engineering isn’t about hitting easy shots It’s about staying in control when the ball hits the walls or takes weird angles
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We build our own business logic not because it’s fun, and we do it because relying on fragile third-party infrastructure is technical debt waiting to be called in (and it will be called in eventually)
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Kind of a hot take but to me, volatility in markets is better than any QA team. It doesn't care about your roadmap or your unit tests. It just breaks everything that was holding together by duct tape and optimism.
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Been seeing some people call that we're in "final innings" of the bear market. Maybe, but calling bottoms is guessing, not engineering. What matters: is your settlement layer reliable when users need it most? Do your systems hold up under stress?
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