Excited to share that I completed the @KannAudits Internship Program. Over the course of the program, I audited both a Move codebase on Aptos and a Solidity one, uncovering vulnerabilities ranging from critical to medium and lower-severity issues. Grateful for the experience🔥🔥

Excited to share Mesh is a 2026 @Finovate Awards finalist for Best Cryptocurrency Application for FIs 🏆 Even better — our CEO @bamazizimesh is shortlisted for Executive of the Year.

Excited to announce that @symbiosis_fi has integrated with the Bitget Wallet API. Symbiosis is a multi-chain liquidity protocol that integrates liquidity across different networks, thus expanding our aggregator routes. Upgrade your trading routes with Bitget Wallet API:

Excited to announce that @katiebiber is now the COO of Paradigm, alongside her role as CLO. Katie is a maestro on the many legal-policy matters at the frontier of tech and a force-of-nature operator. @alanapalmedo and I are lucky to have her partnership in running Paradigm!

Excited to launch aboard Soyuz MS-29 from Kazakhstan and begin an eight-month mission supporting NASA and Expedition 74/75. Grateful for the NASA community, friends, family, and loved ones and excited for tomorrow - tune in July 14th 9:43 am central time. Photo credit: Robert Markowitz / NASA.

Excited to work with @TermMaxFi to expand bStocks utility on @BNBCHAIN TermMax is the DeFi fixed-rate lending & borrowing protocol with looping strategies, now supporting bStocks as collateral. On BNB Chain, Native powers deep and accessible 24/7 spot liquidity for bStocks, enabling seamless trading, DeFi integrations, liquidations, and more utility. Together with partners, we’re leveling up bStocks’ composability across the ecosystem.

Excited to share this @WarOnTheRocks piece I've been contemplating and working on for a while now: "The Blind Spots in Chinese Military Studies." My contention is the authoritative textbooks and sources published by the PLA are dwindling or becoming outdated in the face of organizational reforms and data restrictions. The result is a community that is increasingly speculating or inferring Chinese military strategy from woefully outdated doctrinal texts, despite valiant efforts to stitch together incomplete pictures from a paucity of sources. This leads to the current challenge facing PLA watchers: deducing how the PLA will bridge the divide between military strategy and campaign-level and tactical-level operations based on outdated texts. Western analysts resort to using partial sources on particular issues to interpret the PLA's collective, authoritative guidance on the key principles of strategy and operational warfighting. This is a demanding task with a high degree of difficulty, and reasonable Western analysts can come to different conclusions. Less capable analysts are likely to mirror-image or get it wrong. I advocate restoring the Open Source Enterprise — formally called the Foreign Broadcast Information Service — back into the public domain. This can be done by empowering existing U.S. government platforms with the capability and experience to support a reconstituted FBIS — such as the Library of Congress — to revive taxpayer-funded open-source intelligence-gathering of translations of foreign military and political news, articles, and textbooks, in particular related to the PLA. This of course will not fundamentally solve the problem, but it will help. Thanks to David M. Finkelstein, @jwuthnow, Lonnie Henley, Dennis Blasko, Phil Saunders, Ken Allen, Chad Sbragia, Joshua Arostegui, and @NathanMBM for their helpful comments on previous drafts.