I am an independent researcher working on DeFi, concentrated liquidity, and on-chain incentive systems. The current programme was not planned; it began with a single observation in a live on-chain system that turned out to generalise far beyond its original context, and has since grown into seven papers and a series of shorter notes.
The work runs on two strands. One formalises a previously undocumented capital-flow mechanism in concentrated liquidity, derives the dynamical law it obeys across a portfolio of pools, measures the operator microstructure that carries it in production, and shows that the hidden operator policies behind it can be recovered, and defended, from public chain data alone. 
That strand now closes on an exact cost law for the mechanism, a floor no rebalancing policy escapes, and an inversion that turns the operator population itself into a measuring instrument for the price process. The other identifies an emissions-extraction vector in live gauges and develops a corrective framework tested against deployed contracts.