service · no. 06Web3 · disciplineSenior engineers ready · 04·20·2026

Blockchain & Web3 Engineering.

Self-custodial wallets, trading platforms, and audited Solidity smart contracts — shipped to mainnet for clients moving real value. We write contracts safe by construction, coordinate the third-party audit, and operate what we ship after launch.

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01Deliverables

What shows up in your repo.

01

Agent graph

Typed nodes, tool schemas, retry and fallback policy. Versioned like code.

agents/*.ts · dag.yaml
02

Eval harness

Golden sets, LLM-as-judge, regression runs on every PR.

evals/*.jsonl · ci.yml
03

Observability

Traces, token costs, hallucination rates, drift alarms. Wired to your stack.

otel · datadog · honeycomb
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Runbook

What to do when a tool 500s, when latency spikes, when eval red-lines.

docs/runbook.md
02What we build on-chain

Crypto systems that hold real value in production.

We have delivered full systems for clients in the market — self-custodial wallets and trading platforms, not demos. The discipline that makes that safe is the same one we bring everywhere: measure, audit, ship, operate.

Solidity & smart contracts

Production smart contracts in Solidity — token standards, vaults, staking, and protocol logic — written to be audited, gas-aware, and upgrade-safe.

Self-custodial wallets

Wallets where keys never leave the user: HD key derivation, secure signing, seed backup and recovery, hardware-wallet and WalletConnect support across EVM chains.

Trading platforms

Order routing, custody, settlement, and market data for crypto trading — built for the latency, reconciliation, and audit trail that moving funds demands.

On-chain integration

Indexers, event listeners, and typed contract bindings that connect your app to the chain reliably — with reorg handling and idempotent settlement.

03Contracts written to be audited

Checks-effects-interactions, by default.

soliditycontracts/Vault.sol
// Withdraw: state is updated before the external call (no reentrancy).function withdraw(uint256 amount) external nonReentrant {    require(balances[msg.sender] >= amount, "insufficient");    balances[msg.sender] -= amount;               // effects first    emit Withdraw(msg.sender, amount);    (bool ok, ) = msg.sender.call{value: amount}("");  // interaction    require(ok, "transfer failed");}
04How we ship crypto

Audited, self-custodial, and operated after launch.

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05Proof — one we shipped

A pricing engine, rebuilt in six weeks.

One representative case. Read the full editorial walkthrough, including the deploy log and latency chart.

06Questions engineering leaders actually ask

Six things finance + eng teams want answered.

Do you actually build production crypto systems, or just prototypes?

Production systems. We have delivered full platforms for clients in the market — self-custodial wallets and crypto trading platforms that move real value — not testnet demos.

Do you write Solidity smart contracts?

Yes. We write production Solidity — token standards, vaults, staking, and protocol logic — using safe patterns (checks-effects-interactions, reentrancy guards, access control) and a test suite that runs against forked mainnet state.

What does self-custodial mean for the wallets you build?

The user holds their own keys; we never take custody. We implement HD key derivation, secure signing, seed backup and recovery, and hardware-wallet / WalletConnect support, so your users control their funds end to end.

Can you build a crypto trading platform or exchange?

Yes — order routing, custody, settlement, market data, and the reconciliation and audit trail that handling funds requires. We treat it as financial infrastructure, not a front-end skin.

Which chains do you work with?

EVM chains and the major L2s by default. If your protocol targets a non-EVM chain, we will tell you up front whether we are the right fit.

How do you handle smart-contract security?

Safe-by-construction patterns, full test coverage including fork tests, internal review, and coordination with a third-party audit before mainnet. Security review is part of the build, not an afterthought — the same discipline as our security audits practice.

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