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Un Huh
Founder of Skew Labs. Self-taught builder from Seoul. I work mostly alone, with AI doing the detailed implementation and me owning the architecture and the plan.
Contact
- Email: skewceo@skew.deals
- GitHub: https://github.com/skew-labs
- GitHub: https://github.com/skewlabs2
Highlights
- 2nd place, Colosseum Frontier Hackathon, Korea side track. Skew.
- 2nd place, GWDC 2026 Korea, TRON Challenge. FAAT.
- ~$20K revenue, ~700 users, ~$210K volume on skew.deals permissionless perps
- Selected for Arbitrum Founder House, Oct 23–25, 2026, with Ticking
- Market-making agreement with a crypto exchange
- Runs ultra-low-latency Solana nodes on bare metal. MEV research and operations.
Software Projects
skew.deals
- Permissionless perpetual futures on Solana. Anyone can list a market. Worst-case loss is escrowed before a trade goes live, so the venue cannot go insolvent.
- ~700 users · ~$210K volume · ~$20K revenue (self-reported; on-chain records on request)
- Archived venue (2026-07-01): https://web.archive.org/web/20260701114235/https://skew.deals/markets
- Perp engine (partial source): https://github.com/skewlabs2/skew-perp-engine
- Whitepaper: https://github.com/skew-labs/Aether-whitepaper
Economic Machine / FAAT
- Runtime that lets AI agents trade inside typed policies and hard capital limits. Every action leaves a receipt. Mainnet pilot on Arbitrum.
- 2nd place, GWDC 2026 Korea TRON Challenge
- https://github.com/skew-labs/economic-machine
- Working paper: https://github.com/skew-labs/economic-machine-research
Low-latency nodes & MEV
- Operate ultra-low-latency Solana nodes on rented bare metal.
- Studied and modified a Firedancer/Agave execution path for prediction-market execution. Planned the architecture and staged the changes.
- MEV research and live MEV operations.
- Private. Walkthrough on request.
ZeroDrift
- One no_std Rust state-transition function compiled to both a native executor and a RISC Zero zkVM guest, fuzzed against each other until a single bit of divergence halts the run.
- https://github.com/skew-labs/zero-drift
Skew Options
- On-chain OTC options for Solana: RFQ fills, portfolio margin, Pyth settlement. Ships an npm SDK and an MCP server so an AI agent can trade an option in one prompt.
- https://github.com/skew-labs/skewarchive
Ticking
- Solana trading terminal where AI reads the chart for you. On a DEX every trade is public, but nobody reads that flow. Ticking does.
- First version ran on Robinhood Chain. Selected for Arbitrum Founder House, Oct 23–25, 2026
- https://ticking.dev
- https://github.com/skew-labs/ticking
Strike
- Verification coprocessor for clearing systems: multi-oracle aggregation, private margin attestation in AWS Nitro enclaves, ZK predicate research.
- https://github.com/skew-labs/maedup
Also
- flex-os, autonomy for energy-constrained AI infrastructure: https://github.com/skew-labs/flex-os
- Sinabro, local self-evolving multi-LoRA agent: https://github.com/skew-labs/Sinabro
- Dol, 3-tap market-neutral yield: https://github.com/skew-labs/dol
- Rally, creator markets on Monad: https://github.com/skew-labs/rally
Research
Published at https://ticking.dev/#/research
- When the checks agree on the wrong answer.
- Following the wallets behind the $128M Pump.fun claim
- Created, bought, sold: the anatomy of a five-second Pump.fun exit
- Can AI trading make MEV less profitable?
- What a proof actually hides.
- The RPC can still see you.
- From a proof to a usable system.
- The public key problem.
- Rendering the last mile.
- Inside the “1ms” Pump.fun trade.
- What “low latency” actually measures.
- The launchpad is becoming the product.
Hackathon Wins
Colosseum Frontier Hackathon, Korea side track
- Second Place, Skew (options exchange). Built with a high-school friend: he did the quant models, I did the Solana contracts.
- https://x.com/SuperteamKorea/status/2072992261357609369
GWDC 2026 Korea, TRON Challenge
- Second Place, FAAT. Same friend, same split.
- https://www.tokenpost.kr/news/insights/416396
- https://github.com/skew-labs/gwdc2026
Programs
Arbitrum Founder House
- Selected with Ticking, Oct 23–25, 2026
- https://x.com/arbitrum/status/2113460925906976912
Now
- Ticking, a trading terminal where AI reads the chart for you. Live on Solana at ticking.dev.
- Moving toward what software alone can't copy: execution infrastructure, hardware access, customers.
How I Work
- I set the architecture and the plan, split the work into small changes, and direct AI through them.
- Every change has to match a reference implementation, bit for bit, before it merges.
- AI still loses context on large projects, so the whole plan stays with me.
Tools I Use
| Languages | Rust, TypeScript, Python, Solidity, Move, C++ |
|---|---|
| Chains | Solana, Sui, TRON, Arbitrum, Base, Monad |
| AI | Claude Code, Codex |
| Infra | Bare-metal Solana nodes, Firedancer/Agave, Vercel, Fly.io |
Formal Education
Physical Education (sports science, sports data analysis), Chung-Ang University, Seoul
Two years, currently on leave
There Is Work To Be Done
I know how to teach myself an unfamiliar technical field and turn it into a working system. Next I want to learn how to find customers, build relationships, and turn that work into a company that lasts.
last updated 2026-11-01