Excited to share that I'm joining @ethlabs_org! Over the course of founding @zerodev and later joining @Offchain, I've come to deeply appreciate the efforts it takes to turn great technologies into useful products. AA for example was great tech, but it took great embedded wallets like Privy/Dynamic/Crossmint (all of which powered by ZeroDev) to make gasless transactions the norm for consumer applications. Ethlabs excites me because I see it as the GTM arm for Ethereum technologies. There's a treasure trove of great Ethereum tech such as real-time proving, light clients, fast confirmations, etc., but their adoption has significantly lagged behind their potential, which is a great shame. For example, it's common even today for popular bridges to verify L1 deposits via multisig validators, when a broader adoption of light clients would've saved us from billions of dollars in hacks. At Ethlabs, I intend to work with my talented colleagues to create great Ethereum tech, while working with builders to incorporate the tech into products people actually use. I won't be selling you ideologies -- I will be convincing you, on technical and product merits, that Ethereum tech solves the needs for YOUR business and YOUR users. And if it doesn't, I will work with my colleagues to make the tech better. To many this may be a bear market. To us at Ethlabs, this is the best time to make Ethereum win. Let's fucking go.