I'm a final-year IT student at IIIT Sonepat who spends most of his free time building things that touch blockchains β mostly because "how do I make untrusted parties agree on state" is a more interesting problem than most of what shows up in a normal CS curriculum.
Over the last year I've gone from writing Solidity for hackathons to actually shipping production infra:
- Built a governance portal for Nouns DAO during Protocol Labs' Founders Forge accelerator β real-time auction engines, proposal workflows wired straight into smart contracts, ENS-hosted so nobody can take it down. It's live for 500+ token holders.
- Wrote stateful ICP canisters in Rust at BlockseBlock, with per-user sandboxing so one person's bad request can't touch another person's data.
- Built Git's commit-tracking data structures in Motoko at CodeStep, which is a sentence I did not expect to say a year ago.
When I'm not doing that, I'm usually deep in a LeetCode contest (currently sitting around 1881) or arguing with a Redis cache config until latency numbers look right.
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πͺ§ Nouniverse
Governance portal for Nouns DAO β auctions, proposals, and live bidding dashboards, deployed as a censorship-resistant static site on ENS.
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ποΈ Noounies
Full e-commerce platform with dual OAuth/JWT auth, Razorpay checkout, and Redis caching that cut response latency by ~40%. Deployed on AWS with GitHub Actions CI/CD.
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π Aangan_Platform
A brokerless rental platform on the ICP blockchain. Trustless escrow logic in Rust so rent deposits don't need a middleman to hold them.
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πΈ TrustTx
A crypto sending app, built to be dead simple to use even if you've never touched a wallet before.
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- π₯ 2nd place, Nouns Γ ENS track β PL Genesis: Modular Worlds (global hackathon)
- π Built and shipped a full World Chain governance app at ETHGlobal New Delhi, under a very unforgiving clock
- π§βπ« Technical Head of my college's tech club β mentored 20+ juniors who now probably know more Rust than I do



