SareeDekho
Virtual try-on for saree shops — and the first thing I built that someone pays me for.
Hi — I'm
People call me cryptowalasri. I grow crypto products — and when the tool I need to grow them doesn't exist, I go and build it.
Six years in crypto growth. I've driven $10M+ in staking volume, taken a fintech past 100,000 users in six months, and closed exchange partnerships with CoinDCX, Bybit, CoinStash and Digital Surge. Alongside that I built nine products of my own — eight of them live, and you can open every one from this page.
Numbers I actually moved, not numbers I was in the room for.
in staking volume driven
ACROSS MULTIPLE CAMPAIGN COHORTS
users in 6 months
FINOSAURAS, FROM A STANDING START
the night I told people to sell
OROPOCKET — GOLD & SILVER, ON CHAIN
exchange partnerships closed
COINDCX · BYBIT · COINSTASH · DIGITAL SURGE + SMALLER EXCHANGES
products built with my own hands
EIGHT YOU CAN OPEN RIGHT NOW · ONE ON A PAID PILOT
UPSC attempts that didn't clear
INCLUDED ON PURPOSE
That last one is on the page deliberately. Three years of failing an exam in public is the reason I know what it costs to keep going at something after the evidence stops being encouraging — which turns out to be most of what growth work actually is.
Growth people usually stop at the strategy and hand it over. I kept going, because the thing I needed usually didn't exist yet. Every one of these is mine — the idea, the build, and the distribution. Open any card to read why it exists.
Virtual try-on for saree shops — and the first thing I built that someone pays me for.
A crypto screener a normal person can actually read.
Test your trading instinct on real history. Bet points, not rent money.
It reads the client's platform, researches the topic, and publishes the post. Without me.
The card game from your childhood — except the cards are real coins, carrying live numbers.
Indian market calls made live on TV, in your hand, the moment they're said.
A 5-minute scanner I built for my wife. It turned into the tool I use every day.
Not crypto. A keyword gap for plus-size shoppers in India — and it worked.
Unblocking partnerships by writing the software that was in the way.
None of this was a career plan. I took a moderator seat at OroPocket because I wanted to be in crypto full time, stayed long enough to be useful, and the work widened from there.
This is a small working version of Humans of Bitcoin, the game I built. Read each setup, call it, and watch what actually happened. No money, no signup, no catch — I'd just rather show you how I think than describe it.
EVERYTHING RIGHT OF THE DASHED LINE IS HIDDEN
Price grinds up on falling participation, then stalls under an old high.
If you're building something in crypto and you need someone who'll own the growth number and then go write the tool that moves it — that's the job I want. Here's what I'm honest about wanting.
Not because it's the market I fell into. Because it's been in every high and every low I've had, and I know it at the level where you've made the mistakes yourself.
I live somewhere small where the air is clean, near my parents, with my kid. That's a deliberate choice, not a compromise I'm waiting to fix. I'd turn down a city to keep it.
The roles where I'm at my best are the ones where I can look at a platform, find the leak, and go build the small thing that fixes it — traffic, retention, conversion — instead of filing a ticket and waiting.
EiR suits me because nothing is somebody else's department. Marketing, product, support, a scrappy tool at midnight — I've done all of it at once and that's when I'm fastest.
srikanthbluemoon@gmail.com
A line about what you're building is enough. I reply to everything, including the ones that turn out to be a no.