Served as General Counsel for Compound Labs, where he was instrumental in developing the 'progressive decentralization' playbook for DeFi protocols.

Founded the Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC), an independent research and advocacy organization focused on DeFi policy, and became its first CEO.

Publicly criticized a U.S. Senate proposal that would require DeFi front-ends to register with regulators, arguing it would be an effective ban on DeFi in the country.

Authored an article on the Variant fund's website discussing the strategic importance of policy for crypto projects.