Cryptocurrency Websites

Rizki Citra is a Frontend Software Engineer passionate about crafting delightful user interfaces. He began his software engineering journey in 2021 and has since gained experience working on various projects, including building moladinfinance.com and contributing to gethired.id. Rizki has worked at Skyshi Digital Indonesia and Bitwyre, where he currently works as a Frontend Engineer. He is interested in crypto, web3, and cryptocurrency trading. Rizki graduated from university in late 2024.

Jeremy Keeshin is from the Chicago area and studied computer science at Stanford. He lived in the Bay Area for 10 years before moving to New York. In high school, he founded a satirical newspaper called The Flipside, and continued working on it in college. After college, he started working on CodeHS, a site to help teach computer science to high schools. His blog is his main internet location and contains blog posts on a variety of topics.

Yawatasensei is a blogger who is passionate about technology, cryptocurrencies, and sharing solutions to everyday problems. He enjoys researching and experimenting with networking technologies such as OpenWRT, RouterOS, and IPv6. He also explores new technologies like ChatGPT and Linux, and shares tools and insights related to DeFi, ETH, and KASPA. Yawatasensei also recommends movies and games. He hopes to keep his home network running smoothly.

Ashish is a software engineer based out of the San Francisco Bay Area. His website is a collection of curated articles that he has written and tools that he has built. He can be emailed at ashishb AT ashishb.net. He has written blog posts and tools related to macOS, Android, and infrastructure engineering. He has created a backend template to kick-start Go-based projects on Google Cloud Run and wp2hugo, a migration tool to migrate a website from WordPress to Hugo. He has also created AutoSnoozer to improve batch processing of emails and Mindful Reading to maintain one’s own custom RSS feed for reading. Ashish has created Android apps VoiceNotes and MusicSync.

Slashgeek writes about things that interest them, focusing on geeky topics such as programming, HowTos, and their personal take on emerging technologies. Their background is primarily in Linux system administration, specifically web service optimization for high traffic. They have taught themselves web-stack technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL) and general-purpose languages like JAVA, Android development, and Python. They also have experience with large-scale data storage solutions, high throughput, and networking infrastructure. Their recent interests include machine learning and cryptocurrency. Currently, they are on sabbatical.