If you were online last week, you probably came across The Open Intents Framework. And even before that, you may have heard about intents. Either way, this post is here to break it all down, making the concept digestible for anyone interested. I aim for this post to be a zero-to-one guide on intents, explaining their role in Ethereum's multi-chain future, and how The Open Intents Framework makes them easier to build with.

I’m still finding my feet in this field, and my notes are all over the place—so consider this my attempt to organize the chaos.

I recently read Ender's Game (highly recommended), it got me thinking about games but also about something more: Autonomous Worlds.

The blockchain ecosystem is rapidly expanding with over 100s of networks like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and many Layer-2s.

Two years ago, the concept of restaking was relatively unknown. At ETHCC this year, two separate restaking events were held on the same day.

I’ve read the 43 page EIGEN The Universal Intersubjective Work Token paper, hopefully it will make your life easier (& give me some interesting dinner conversation topics)

The dominance of social media by a few large companies limits innovation and competition. Decentralized social media introduces a shift towards open protocols.

Last week, together with Carlos and Shiv, we participated in ETHGlobal’s LFGHO hackathon. As someone who still considers herself a newbie in DeFi, I've learned a ton.

A few months ago, I wrote about EigenLayer. Since then, a lot has happened, and the interest has grown exponentially. So, I'm back with another post.