I treat learning like a background thread — it’s always running.

Every few weeks, I dive into a new rabbit hole. One month it’s blockchain fundamentals, the next it’s understanding how Ethereum smart contracts actually tick. I’ve toyed with web3.js, signed transactions, and even simulated token flows. Not for hype — for understanding.

The goal? Not just to use tech, but to know how it breathes.

Lately, I’ve been sketching out how cryptographic principles power secure systems — from hashing algorithms to signature schemes. And when I’m not knee-deep in docs, I’m prototyping. Because for me, learning sticks when I ship it.

There’s always a new tool, a protocol update, a fresh framework. And I don’t fear it — I welcome it.