Having demonstrated a distinct skill set in cryptoeconomics and mechanism design, Alexi focuses on emerging technologies within the Distributed Ledgers (DLT) industry, paying particular attention to both internal and external structuring, as well as project stakeholder management. Alexi offers unique utilitarian education to startup companies and existing legacy companies seeking to incorporate DLT in their traditional business-models, as well as regional exploratory research required for issuing/managing security tokens in equity, real estate, debt or other alternative assets.

Alexi has authored papers for Bitcoin Improvement Proposals (BIPs) and their impact on privacy. He is a Blockchain Research Analyst at the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF), an international interdisciplinary research institute of Cambridge University. 

Having completed a Masters (MSc.) in Digital Currency, summa cum laude at the University of Nicosia, after being enrolled on scholarship, Alexi had previously completed a Maritime Masters (MA.) with a published thesis on ‘Port State Control’. This combined knowledge has enabled him to gain a deeper insight of the applicability and overlaps between DLT and supply chain logistics.

Alexi has contributed to Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, the FedPayments Improvement Initiative, the Token Taxonomy Initiative, the European Union Blockchain Observatory and Forum, the Brooklyn Project and the Decentralized Athens Chapter. He is also a Global Panelist for MIT Technology Review and an Ascend Select Member (Advisory Council) for Harvard Business Review.