Built alongside the research.

A paper trading fund run across four desks, with live market feeds, position blotters, equity curves and performance attribution. The design rule is that the dashboard may not claim more than the data supports. Simulated capital is labelled PAPER beside the figure, not in a footer. A feed that cannot be reached is shown as unreachable, not as an idle desk. Gross exposure is called gross exposure, not "deployed", so nobody subtracts it from NAV. Declared mandates are never added to measured ones.

A full Powerball lottery living entirely on Avalanche C-Chain. Five white balls and a Powerball, draws Monday/Wednesday/Saturday at 22:59 UTC, with two parallel pools — USDC and AVAX — drawing the same numbers. Randomness comes from Chainlink VRF v2.5 and the draws fire on Chainlink Automation, so nothing depends on me being awake. Payouts are pull-based rather than pushed, which is the difference between a contract that settles and one that runs out of gas mid-loop. Hardhat and OpenZeppelin underneath, 143 passing tests before anything touched mainnet.

A live trading terminal for on-chain token launches on Avalanche. A persistent Node indexer reads every event from the chain itself, so the data stays complete on days when third-party APIs do not. Next.js App Router and wagmi/viem on the front, MongoDB in between. The terminal shows a launch-lifecycle board and a sortable token screener, and trades execute across both supported chains, with the kill switches enforced on the server rather than in the interface.

A constellation of browser-native 3D worlds you can walk around in, built to be published on The Grotto through its runtime SDK for player identity and cloud saves — an iframe wrapper and a handshake rather than a rewrite, since the app already lives on Vercel. Most of the repo is the world itself: Blender dungeon conventions, floorplans, NPC scripts, boss blueprints and animation specs, all versioned as documents so the geometry and the design intent stay in the same place.

A platform where creators post ideas, called dreams, and each one is minted as an NFT so authorship carries an on-chain timestamp. Dreams compete in weekly seven-day epochs; the community funds the ones it backs and a marketplace trades them. This repository holds the Solidity contracts; the platform and its documentation are at slothlabs.xyz.