Sergi Valero is a blockchain and ERP consultant who is the founder of Moonlorian, a full-service software integrator helping companies transition from Web2 to Web3 by providing technical and business support. ^[1][2]

Education

Valero graduated from the Universitat Ramon Llull with a degree in Computer Engineering in 2005. He then received a Postgraduate degree in Blockchain Application Development and his Alastria Developer certification from the Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (UNIR) in 2020. ^[1]

Career

Valero began his career in 2005 at everis as a Microsoft Dynamics AX senior consultant, working as an analyst, developer, and technical lead until April 2010. He then joined Avanade, where he spent over five years as a senior consultant for Microsoft Dynamics, serving as a technical lead and solution architect. In 2015, Valero moved to Le Creuset, where he worked for more than four years as an ax qa and release manager. His responsibilities included implementing Dynamics ax 2012 for global retail and DevOps tasks such as development, QA, and operations. In February 2020, he transitioned to freelance work as an ERP and blockchain technical consultant, managing blockchain projects and providing solutions for Microsoft Dynamics. Around the same time, he became an associate partner at Asociación Idigen. In July 2021, he founded Moonlorian, a company where he serves as CEO. ^[3]

Interviews

Tokenization Standards

In this episode of El Oráculo de Modo Cripto, Valero discussed how his background in enterprise resource planning (ERP) led him to recognize the potential of blockchain in improving business processes. He explained that blockchain could significantly enhance operations but cautioned against companies hastily adopting tokenization without a clear business need. Valero emphasized the importance of conducting thorough business consultations before creating tokens, as many businesses believed they needed tokens when, in fact, they might require a different approach. He advocated for a well-planned strategy to ensure that tokenization truly benefited the business and wasn’t just implemented for its own sake. ^[4]

MultiversX

On Robert Sanz’s podcast, Valero discussed MultiversX, highlighting its strong usability, security, and business development focus, which made it attractive for clients and partners. He shared that his company provided comprehensive support for blockchain and Web3 projects, predominantly using MultiversX but also working with other blockchains like Polygon, Binance Smart Chain, Ethereum, and Solana. Valero explained his transition from enterprise software to blockchain, emphasizing the importance of blockchain in enhancing trust in global supply chains. He noted that MultiversX offered exceptional support, both technically and for business cases, which was difficult to find in other blockchain ecosystems. While Moonlorian focused primarily on MultiversX, they also explored other chains for specific client needs, such as using Solana for DeFi projects. The episode emphasized the adaptability and reliability of MultiversX and its ecosystem, and Valero provided insights into working with various clients and projects. ^[5]

Project Lifecycle

In the interview with Meta Chain TV, Valero discussed the company's approach to blockchain integration and project development. He explained that Moonlorian is a full-service software integrator, helping companies transition from Web2 to Web3 by providing technical and business support. Valero emphasized the importance of a solid foundation before approaching Moonlorian, requiring clients to have a team and a well-thought-out pitch deck. He also highlighted the company’s early involvement with MultiversX (formerly Elrond), their expertise in smart contracts, and their role as pioneers in the ecosystem. Despite challenges such as a lack of initial tools, Moonlorian has helped launch numerous successful projects by bridging the gap between business and blockchain technology. ^[6]

Panels

Introduction to NFTs

At Elrond School, Valero discussed the evolution of the internet from Web 1.0, where communication was one-directional, to Web 3.0, which allows for user ownership of digital assets through blockchain technology. He explained the role of NFTs (non-fungible tokens) in this new era, highlighting their uniqueness and indivisibility. He outlined various real-world applications of NFTs, such as tracking vaccines, property records, and product traceability. Valero also touched on the potential for NFTs in digital art and identity management, emphasizing their ability to certify ownership and authenticity on the blockchain. ^[7]