Blockchain protocols and EVM
We work on the core of blockchains: consensus, mempool, rollups, data availability, EVM execution nodes. We also build EVM tools, such as Apollo, an opcode-level transaction debugger.



Most of our work is on code where a bug costs real money: consensus, smart contracts, DeFi logic. Here are the four fields we work in, with clients and tools for each.
We work on the core of blockchains: consensus, mempool, rollups, data availability, EVM execution nodes. We also build EVM tools, such as Apollo, an opcode-level transaction debugger.



We design and operate sub-second latency DeFi systems on EVM mainnets. We use the same knowledge of DeFi to label arbitrage, sandwich and liquidation transactions in Argos.
We review smart contracts on EVM chains and Tezos, fuzz and load-test protocol code, and design typed and domain-specific languages. For a few components, we write machine-checked proofs.



We decode and index the full history of a chain and turn it into investigation graphs. An MCP interface lets AI assistants query this data in Argos, and an industrial PhD studies how to explore these graphs.
Our engineers join your team on a component, for months or years.
A fixed-scope review of a protocol, a contract or a critical module.
Architecture, technology choices, and training for technical teams.
A funded project when the problem is still open. More