Smart contracts and tokens
- Solidity contracts on Ethereum and EVM networks
- ERC-20, ERC-721 and ERC-1155 standards
- Token creation and tokenomics design
- Tests and coverage with Hardhat or Foundry

I take your Web3 idea to mainnet with contracts that survive review
7+ years building products in crypto: Solidity smart contracts, dApps with good UX and secure architectures on EVM.
In crypto the code is the product, and a bug cannot be patched quietly on Monday. That is why I work with tests before every deployment, known patterns instead of clever inventions, and contracts someone else can audit later. What I build ends up verified on the explorer and documented in your name.
Security first, because in crypto mistakes are public and permanent
No crypto hype, no promising the moon with a token. I approach every project with a focus on security, gas cost and maintainability, with tests and reviews before any mainnet deployment. The result is reliable dApps and a foundation your project can grow on.
Contracts that pass the audit
Secure patterns, proven standards and thorough testing before mainnet. The projects I have worked on passed their audits with no critical findings.
Gas optimized from the design stage
Every transaction a user signs costs money. I optimize consumption in design and implementation, without trading away security to save a few wei.
Code someone can audit tomorrow
Readable, documented contracts, verified on the block explorer. If another team takes over, they understand what is there without archaeology.
The dApp, not just the contract
I connect contracts to the frontend and take care of the transaction UX, which is exactly where most users drop off.
Real experience in the space
I have built for DeFi protocols, launchpads, NFT collections and crypto education platforms. I know the mistakes that keep repeating.
The project is yours
Repository, contracts and deployments under your company name. No odd dependencies and no keys left in my drawer.
These are the projects I get asked for most. If your case looks like one of them, I have built it before.
DeFi protocol
Staking, lending or farming contracts, with the math reviewed and a dashboard so users understand what they are signing.
NFT collection with minting
ERC-721 or ERC-1155, allowlist, phased reveal and a minting site that holds up on launch day.
Token and tokenomics
ERC-20 design, allocation, vesting and locks, plus a verified deployment and documentation for the first holders.
Wallet in an existing product
Adding wallet connection, signing and on-chain payments to a web app that already works, without rebuilding it.
On-chain data dashboard
Reading and indexing what happens on chain and showing it in a dashboard that loads fast, instead of hitting the node on every visit.
Review of inherited contracts
Auditing and documenting contracts another team wrote, with a risk report and a prioritized fix plan.
I work out what the chain has to do
And what it does not. Half of what people put in a contract lives better off chain, where gas is free and mistakes can be fixed.
I design the contract and the model
States, permissions, roles and edge cases written down before any Solidity, because a deployed contract cannot be edited.
I build it with tests and review
Coverage with Hardhat or Foundry, tests for the paths nobody expects and a security review before touching a real network.
I deploy and stay around
Testnet first, then mainnet, with the code verified on the explorer and the first transactions monitored.
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Testimonials
Real protocols, collections and dApps. Here are some of the people who trusted me with their Web3.
Common questions
What I get asked almost every time before starting a crypto project.
The business problem behind each one, what I built and the measured outcome.
Web3 · DeFi · DAOIn a couple of weeks I delivered several internal back-office tools, and the team significantly cut the time spent on their tasks and on building new tools.
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Web3 · NFTsWe launched on time and Iniesta's collection sold out within the first 24 hours, with the platform holding all the traffic without a single crash.
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DeFi · LaunchpadDespite a full redesign against the clock, I delivered a blazing-fast site, with a 1.1s load, that was very well received and grew active users by 22%.
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