the short version
i've spent 7+ years in crypto, most of it building a media house from zero. writing, editing, growing pages, and learning what makes someone actually read past the first line.
along the way i kept seeing the same thing. a lot of crypto coverage reads like it was written straight off the pitch deck. nobody opened the docs, nobody checked the numbers, everybody posted anyway.
so in 2023 i started chain ink. an independent research desk for people who think “trust me bro” isn’t a source. we dig through docs, contracts and on-chain data until the vibes turn into evidence. i've worked with 150+ projects over the years, and one rule stuck through all of them: if we can't prove it, it doesn't go in.
by night i run @fpllabs, because one obsession felt underpowered.
building something worth reading about?
say gm. worst case, you make a new fren who reads docs for fun.