
Keter is building Web3.
We conduct cutting-edge research in the intersection of economics, cryptography and distributed systems.
In a nutshell - we produce research that is both theoretically exciting and with immediate practical applications. We work with startups, enterprise tech teams and government organizations to solve interesting challenges at the protocol level.
Our research targets both public blockchain and enterprise needs, with a special focus on scalibility, privacy and robustness. We help develop tools of all sizes to replace centralized internet infrastructure.
We also support other areas of the Web3 tech stack including zero-knowledge proofs, distributed storage and multiparty computing.
A typical project cycle lasts between 4 and 6 weeks. Deliverables mix theoretical and applied research findings. Our end goal is to provide our collaborators with insights that help meet their academic or business goals.
Here you will find recent publications, collab projects, clients and other technology projects we are involved in.
Alberto Cevallos is a young entrepreneur fascinated by economics, distributed systems and digital assets. Currently, he works on building open-source tools and core infrastructure. He studied mathematics and economics at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.
Matt Lockyer is passionate about disintermediation and the sovereign individual. With an academic background in computer science, university lecturing and curriculum development, Matt is uniquely qualified to be coaching businesses building on blockchain and embracing the new digital economy.
If you'd like to explore how we can work together, email us at the address below. We usually begin with a quick Skype or phone call to understand your organization better.