Our Team
The people building Inkryptus. Real names, real backgrounds, verifiable profiles.
Founders
Who started Inkryptus, and what they had built before it.
Pierre L. Pereira
Co-founder & CEO
I started in crypto in 2015, buying and selling Bitcoin peer-to-peer. In 2016 I co-founded AllCoinWallet, one of the first cryptocurrency exchanges in Brazil. Before Inkryptus I worked across finance, international trade and technology. I created Inkryptus because I saw people being left out of crypto, not because they lacked interest, but because the tools were too complex.
Lucas Marcelino
Co-founder & CTO
I have been building digital infrastructure for over a decade. I co-founded AllCoinWallet with Pierre in 2016, and Trade Software after it. My focus is making complex systems feel simple: process automation, data security, scalable architecture. At Inkryptus I lead the technology the platform runs on, from the wallet infrastructure to the on-chain operations, and I answer for the custody model behind both.
The team
Who builds and runs the product day to day. Every profile here is public, so none of it has to be taken on trust.
Rodrigo Ferreira
Blockchain Engineer
Ph.D. in Computer Science from Yale, specialising in blockchain, compilers and formal methods. At Inkryptus I lead the smart contract and protocol architecture. Formal methods is the discipline of proving a program does what it claims rather than testing until it seems to, which on contracts that hold customer balances is the difference worth paying for.
Bruno de Araújo
Product Manager
I design interfaces and I trade crypto, and this product needs both. My background is UI/UX, with degrees in Design from FUMEC and Internet Systems from Inforium, so I own how a screen behaves as much as what it contains: what a first-time user is asked to understand, in what order, and what can wait. Add tokenomics and DeFi from the trading side and you get the job here, which is owning the roadmap: what gets built, in what order, and what does not.
Patrick Guedes
Head of Marketing
Advertising background, postgraduate in Cryptoassets at Trevisan, and Mastering Web3 at the University of Nicosia. I handle positioning, storytelling and community. Most crypto marketing is written for people who already hold crypto, and almost none of our audience does, so most of the job is saying what the product actually is in words somebody’s first week can follow. I also work as a crypto investigator, which is where most of what I know about how people actually lose money on-chain comes from.
Glenda Moura
Social Media Manager
I run the Inkryptus channels, where most people meet the brand before they meet the product. The audience is people who do not understand crypto yet, which is the whole point: every post has to land for somebody who has never held a token, without talking down to the ones who have. I have followed blockchain since the boom of the last few years, which is roughly when the audience I write for started paying attention too.
Daniel Alencar
Front End Developer
Focused on React, performance and responsive interfaces. I build the institutional site, the pages that explain Inkryptus before anybody signs up. They have to load on a mid-range phone with a poor connection, because that is what most of our readers have, and that constraint decides most of the decisions here. I have been a crypto enthusiast since Ethereum launched and building your own apps on a chain became possible.
Questions for us?
Whether you are press, a potential partner, or a member who needs a hand, there is a way through. Roles we are hiring for go out on LinkedIn, and a CV is welcome there any time.
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