Roberto Capodieci is an Italian entrepreneur, university lecturer, and author, dedicated to innovation in technology, with a focus on decentralization and blockchain. His journey began at a young age, selling his first video game at just 10 years old. In 2009, while exploring decentralized systems and peer-to-peer networks, he discovered blockchain technology, which became his primary area of expertise. Over the past decade, Roberto has been deeply involved in developing blockchain-based platforms and applications. In 2014, he participated in creating a Proof of Stake-based platform and pioneered blockchain in trade finance. In 2017, he founded Blockchain Zoo, a company specializing in designing custom decentralized systems for various industries. As CTO, Roberto has established and implemented corporate technical visions and strategic directions. His expertise extends to leading complex system integrations, achieving unique designs, and many industry firsts. He is fluent in English and Italian, and conversational in French and Indonesian. Visit rcx.it
One month before testnet, the most dangerous thing I could do is add features. Public networks do not fail because the idea is wrong. They fail because the implementation trusted…
This week feels different. The pace slows down a bit. Outside, it is holiday season. Fewer emails, fewer distractions, fewer expectations to ship something flashy right now. That makes it…
This week, I work on something that goes beyond protocol mechanics. Speed, consensus, and cryptography are necessary, but they are not enough. If ZooBC is going to be useful in…
This week I run into a problem that has nothing to do with blockchain, and everything to do with browsers. The web wallet works. It signs locally, talks to nodes,…
In the past months, while I was rebuilding ZooBC from scratch, something kept happening to me in the background: I was not just coding, I was re-learning everything at a…
This week, ZooBC leaves the lab. Up until now, everything has lived on nodes, terminals, and test networks. Powerful, but inaccessible. A blockchain only becomes real when people can use…
This week, I switch focus from the network to the human. Consensus, performance, and security matter, but none of it helps if people cannot safely manage their keys. Private key…
These past two weeks, my mindset shifts slightly. Up to now, the focus has been correctness, performance, and behavior under normal conditions. This phase is about assuming things will go…
These past two weeks, I stop trusting myself. That sounds dramatic, but it is exactly the right mindset at this stage. A blockchain implementation cannot be mostly correct. It must…
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