June
Been in web3 since 2021 as an NFT degen. I enjoy writing, researching, trading (I'm pretty bad at it) and exploring what's new in web3. Crypto is an emerging, still-growing industry - there's still so much left to build, explore, and explain.
Time to onboard the world to crypto :)
Ventured into TradFi coverage by creating visuals and quick updates on U.S. stocks, turning market developments into concise, easy-to-digest content for a crypto-native audience. This was one of my highest-impression U.S. stock posts on BlockFlow.
Researched where memecoin alpha actually comes from and identified the X accounts and KOLs worth following for earlier signals and better market context.
Wrote this after interviewing Figo, founder of Traded, on how aggregators could unify a fragmented TCG market. I also built the Renaiss dashboard on Dune myself to provide the data used in the article.
Translated a TechFlow investigation for English readers, covering Cambodia’s $24 billion underground crypto economy and how one of crypto’s largest criminal marketplaces was brought down.
Turned the Jane Street and Terraform lawsuit into a visual flowchart using Gemini, breaking down the alleged insider trading and how it may have accelerated the $LUNA collapse. This became BlockFlow’s highest-impression post.
Highlighted the role of digitalisation in TCG and the growing importance of TCG platforms, at a time when TCG was one of the few bright spots in the market.
Looked into the backlash around Binance following the October 10 flash crash, covering criticism of its market structure, Alpha, and listing practices. This is BlockFlow’s highest-impression article.
A year-end review of Kaito ICOs. Yes, it ain't looking good once you dive deeper into the data.
A practical explainer on Farcaster, Base App and the upcoming $BASE airdrop, breaking down what users needed to know and why the ecosystem mattered.
Explored the arrival of NEO and whether it could mark a meaningful turning point for consumer robotics and the broader physical AI narrative.
A short research piece on the cost of living in Southeast Asia. What might look like peanuts on CT can already be life-changing here. I also spoke with two friends living as digital nomads, one at Network School and another in Bangkok.
I visited Network School in Forest City, Malaysia, in 2025, before it later shut down. A friend who was a long-term resident brought me around and showed me what day-to-day life there was actually like.
I researched and introduced PunkStrategy, exploring whether it could represent a "MicroStrategy moment" for NFTs.
Looked into Pump.fun's latest Project Ascend update and creator fees, while exploring why major crypto platforms are increasingly building beyond their core products.
A story about Malaysian Chinese in the crypto industry and a community whose role in the space is larger than it might first appear.
Explored Football.fun and the overlap between sports fandom, prediction markets and crypto-native consumer products.
A story about Moonbirds and the history behind the project that many people might not know about.
Chinese Writings
这里没有渐进式的衰落，只有断崖式的崩塌。
Moonbirds 需要一个把月鸟视为中心的团队，而 Orange Cap Games 是带它们发挥潜能的不二之选。
跨越周期，这支影子军团一直都在行业中做着自己的事。（合著者）
当一则新闻延伸成多个预测主题在不同平台流动，聚合器赛道正在迎来它的高光时刻。
1500 美金加入 Network School，到底值不值？
一边裁人省钱，一边重金押注一个十年未见回报的愿景。
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