INDEPENDENT ENGINEERING. DIRECT COLLABORATION.
Custom trading algorithms, signal automation, and managed infrastructure. From your first strategy spec to deployment and ongoing operation, with security built into the process.
Tell me about your project Explore the services01WHAT I BUILD
Build new trading software or improve the systems you already use, with custom features, integrations, and automated workflows.
Build custom algorithms or adapt existing trading systems, from backtesting and risk rules to integrations and automated execution.
Customize your trading signals and automate the workflow from signal generation to alerts or order execution.
Build the infrastructure to interact with protocols and move from manual steps to repeatable execution.
Have your trading systems deployed, hosted, and operated for you, with ongoing infrastructure support.
02HOW WE WORK
You work directly with the engineer building your system. Scope, assumptions, and delivery stay visible throughout.
We map your strategy, venues, constraints, and failure cases into an agreed technical scope.
Implementation with backtests, simulations, or integration checks suited to the system.
Choose a documented handover for your team or ongoing hosting, monitoring, and infrastructure management.
03WHO YOU WORK WITH
I’m Nat, an independent software engineer building trading systems, automating trading signals, and helping teams operate crypto infrastructure securely.
I’ve been in the blockchain space for 8 years, since 2018. Previously Head of DeFi at CoinRoutes, where my work included non-custodial trading infrastructure, smart contracts, exchange integrations, and execution systems.
Work with NatSECURITY WATCH
Security is part of building and running your trading systems. I follow incidents and advisories across exchanges, wallets, developer tools, and infrastructure—and assess what matters for your setup.
Web3Auth acknowledged a security issue affecting services used by some third parties and paused its embedded wallet service. Investigation was ongoing at the time of this update.
GitBook disclosed a breach of its infrastructure. trade.xyz reported that its documentation was affected, with no evidence that trade.xyz infrastructure was compromised.
A 9.8-rated Linux kernel vulnerability in IPv4 TCP handling. Anthropic demonstrated remote root execution against a server running an MPTCP listener.
Blockaid’s analysis examines compromised signing infrastructure, EIP-7702 delegation, detection, and the movement of stolen funds.
Tampered Claude Code extensions were distributed through Cursor’s marketplace. This was a marketplace supply-chain incident; Anthropic’s systems were not reported compromised.
Polymarket reported that a compromised third-party performance-monitoring script used some traders’ active sessions to sell positions and move funds out of their wallets. The platform removed the script, reset sessions, and paused trading and the relayer during its response.
The October security release addresses DNS and TLS validation issues, Brotli memory corruption, and other runtime and dependency vulnerabilities.
Railway disclosed unauthorized access to internal systems that store customer environment variables. Its preliminary report said some stored secrets were decrypted for a subset of workspaces, prompting credential rotation and temporary pauses to builds and deployments.
Bitget’s review describes a third-party security product compromise, privileged credential access, and fraudulent withdrawal commands.
04START A CONVERSATION
Tell me about your strategy, infrastructure needs, or technical challenge. We’ll start with the problem and find a practical scope.