PORTFOLIO PROTOTYPE · 24 SEPTEMBER 2026

Crypto and AI content that survives a fact-check.

I turn protocol documentation, market evidence and agent-economy infrastructure into concise English briefs for technical teams. Every claim gets a source, every estimate gets a date, and every draft says what is still uncertain.

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3sample briefs
3source families
$150single-brief test price
0invented metrics

WHAT I DO

Useful writing for teams working at the edge.

The offer is deliberately narrow: research, explain and verify. It is not a promise of viral posts, token prices or paid traffic.

01

Technical explainers

Protocol and infrastructure pieces that make a system legible to builders, buyers and reviewers without flattening the trade-offs.

Architecture · trade-offs · implementation notes
02

Agent-economy research

Evidence-led briefs on A2A, MCP, x402, wallets and paid APIs, with the current state separated from the marketing narrative.

Sources · dated snapshots · caveats
03

Launch content systems

A small set of reusable briefs, source logs and revision rules that a crypto team can review and publish without a black box.

Editorial QA · structured handoff · revision scope

SELECTED SAMPLE WORK

Three briefs that show the workflow.

These are original samples written for this portfolio. They are not presented as client case studies.

DELIVERY METHOD

A small process with a visible audit trail.

1Brief

Audience, claim, format and commercial goal agreed before drafting.

2Source ledger

Primary sources are collected, dated and separated from secondary commentary.

3Draft

Plain English first; technical detail stays attached to the sentence that needs it.

4Handoff

The source list, open questions and revision boundary travel with the deliverable.

EXPERIMENTAL PILOT OFFER

Start with one decision, not a retainer.

These are test prices for validation, not market averages. Payment details are agreed directly per brief.

SINGLE BRIEF

$150

Technical explainer

  • 1,000–1,400 words
  • Primary-source ledger
  • One focused revision
  • 48-hour first draft target

Unit economics are experimental: a three-hour draft at $150 is $50 gross per hour before taxes, revisions and unpaid research. Third-party data or model costs require written approval; no new spend is assumed.

SOURCE DISCIPLINE

What the sample briefs are built on.