Last year, with plenty of time, I was basically working on research into “Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE).” I contributed to the development of the open-source code for Deepseek, which you all just used. It was a 7-day cycle of uninterrupted testing, helping to verify the security of AI data. Now that Deepseek has gone commercial, I can pretty much let it go and don’t need to maintain the code anymore.

But this month, time is tight and tasks are heavy. I’m rushing to research Byzantine Fault Tolerance consensus algorithms, trying every way possible to snag a testing qualification. I’m involved in parallel virtual machine testing with Jump Trading, one of the top quantitative finance companies in the U.S. This project has been a huge investment of my effort since last year, blah blah blah...

Then everyone couldn’t understand a word and unanimously agreed I’m some kind of amazing programmer.

Only the airdrop bros get it—I just farmed @mindnetwork_xyz first, and now I’m grinding hard on the @monad_xyz testnet. But I pulled off the flex pretty well, hehe.

In the real world, absolutely don’t tell anyone you’re in the crypto scene—it’ll save you a ton of hassle.

Trust me, Bro