Trading systems
Market data, exchange execution, Hyperliquid integrations, funding-rate workflows, and market-making infrastructure.
Dasarath G · India · remote
Web3 and crypto engineering.
I'm a quantitative developer working on crypto market-making systems and a founding engineer on the teams behind Loris Tools and HyperZap.
My work sits between trading infrastructure, Hyperliquid and HyperEVM integrations, DeFi execution, and full-stack product engineering.
Open to select conversations with crypto-native startups and distributed engineering teams.
Focus
Web3 products
Wallets, smart contracts, DeFi execution, indexers, and full-stack applications built around real user flows.
Early-stage teams
Hands-on ownership across product, frontend, backend, data, and protocol integrations in small distributed teams.
Selected work
Loris Tools
Founding engineer · funding-rate arbitrage
Worked on the core execution layer, authentication, linked wallets, multi-venue DEX execution, delegated signing, and funding-rate data infrastructure.
visitHyperZap
Founding engineer · HyperEVM trading
Worked on trading infrastructure for a Telegram bot and web product covering HyperEVM DEXes, HyperCore-listed assets, wallets, and analytics.
visitCTRLDeFi
Core contributor · public goods
Led development of Instant Send, a Telegram Mini App for simple USDC transfers, alongside account-abstraction research for Telegram.
visitSedaGTech
R&D · Taiwan
Built an IoT backend in Go for user and device management, plus a smart-meter activity dashboard used by 250+ customers.
bEarly TechnoVations
Lead engineer · healthcare IoT
Led engineering across IoT data systems, patient and health-record software, payments, and a biomedical-device control dashboard.
visitSelected technical details
Loris Tools is a funding-rate arbitrage platform serving about 40k monthly users across 24+ CEX and DEX venues. My work included Privy authentication, wallet linking, Hyperliquid agent-wallet delegation, EIP-712 signing, builder fees, and market, limit, and TWAP execution.
On HyperZap, I worked on HyperEVM DEX aggregation, HyperCore-listed assets, embedded wallets, one-click trading flows, bridge and approval tooling, and HIP-3 analytics.
The broader stack includes Python, C++, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, Solidity, Viem, Wagmi, Privy, ClickHouse, PostgreSQL, Redis, and AWS.
Background
I'm based in India and have worked remotely with teams in New York and Canada, contributed to Ethereum and Solana Foundation-supported public-goods projects, and completed R&D work in Taiwan.
I'm most useful in small teams where product, infrastructure, data, and protocol work overlap.
Practical notes
Who is Dasarath G?
Dasarath G is an India-based Web3 and crypto quantitative developer. He is a founding engineer on the team behind Loris Tools and HyperZap and currently builds systems at an institutional crypto market-making firm.
What Hyperliquid experience does Dasarath have?
Dasarath built multi-venue DEX execution for Loris Tools, including Hyperliquid agent-wallet delegation, EIP-712 signing, builder fees, and market, limit, and TWAP orders. He also helped build HyperZap, a HyperEVM trading platform covering DEX aggregation, HyperCore assets, embedded wallets, and HIP-3 analytics.
What roles is Dasarath open to?
Dasarath is open to engineering roles across early-stage and established teams, especially where he can contribute across product, infrastructure, data, and applied systems. He also considers select project and consulting engagements.
Can Dasarath work with teams outside India?
Yes. Dasarath is based in India and has worked remotely with teams in New York and Canada, as well as on-site in Taiwan. He is comfortable working in distributed, cross-functional startup teams.
How can a hiring team contact Dasarath?
Email dasarathg68@gmail.com or connect through LinkedIn or GitHub. Include the company, problem space, role scope, location or time-zone expectations, and intended start date.
If the work overlaps, say hello.
A short note about the team, problem, and scope is enough.
dasarathg68@gmail.com