Some personal news:

This week was my last week at Clave.

From a hackathon to users' pockets, Clave was a fantastic journey.  After 20 months of hard work, I'm so proud of what we've achieved, and I'm sure Clave will succeed. Although I'm leaving my full-time job, I'll continue to support Clave.

Researcher at Clave and
Co author of EIP-7212 

Clave's main focus is to connect everyday lives with crypto-enabled products, encompassing both onchain and offchain (traditional finance) elements. On the onchain side, we have developed one of the most innovative wallets in the industry, which I've helped our team.

Clave is still innovating the onchain side with features like ZK-Email-based recovery, decentralized usernames, session keys, and so on.  However, the value that I could add was so limited on the onchain side because most of the research we did was already on production.

We have launched an onramp integration that enables direct crypto purchases with fiat money. Soon, we will also launch offramp and credit card integrations.

When we considered everything together, we realized my main skill set and Clave's domain were not fully aligned.

That’s why we decided to part ways. I still believe in Clave and its success, but it’s time for a new chapter in my career.

I wrote the history of Clave from my perspective during my 20 months at Clave. If you want to read more, you can check it out:

That’s why we decided to part ways. I still believe in Clave and its success, but it’s time for a new chapter in my career.

I wrote the history of Clave from my perspective during my 20 months at Clave. If you want to read more, you can check it out:

https://mirror.xyz/0x8958D0c419BCDFB8A86b8c0089552bE015fbe364/iKnUn6DxZSLpr_W-M_XHfsI8NX7WszquKqcMWzPLmtA

Now, Clave is also innovating on the offchain (traditional finance) side by talking and working with big companies, integrating on/offramps, and enabling new use cases for our user base.