Biography

I came to markets through hardware. From 2016 to 2021, I built and ran GPU mining rigs, selling them along the way to fund my trading. I’ve traded crypto and derivatives through the cycles since. Those years taught me how quickly attention and capital can move, and how violently a convincing story can come apart.

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In 2023, I co-founded Pepe, which became one of the largest memecoins in the world by market capitalization. I no longer have an operational role in the project. What stayed with me was watching belief turn into capital at the speed of the feed.

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Today, alongside trading, I invest in AI, robotics, energy, and space. That has brought me back to the physical side of technology: the chips, materials, power, and machines these systems depend on. I’m interested in what becomes possible as they advance, and what has to be built to get there.

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My investing spans public markets and venture capital. I've backed early stage businesses and entrepreneurs with my own capital.

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Underneath all of it is a stubborn optimism. I believe the problems ahead are solvable and that human capability compounds. That’s the starting point for most of what I write about markets, technology, and human progress.