01FintechAug 2026 to present
Ilyria
A multi-chain trading desk that lives inside Telegram.
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- grammY
- viem
- Solana web3.js
Olorunfemi Devor· Product Engineer · 51.5040° N, 0.1261° E
Builder of Worlds
Building products, systems, and digital infrastructure that shape how people trade, compete, govern, and create.
Some people build websites.
Some people build apps.
I build worlds.
What that means
A world has rules, people, infrastructure and a reason to exist. Every system here was built that way, from the database constraints up to the screen a ward commander opens at 6am. Not pages. Places that work.
The territories
The Exchange
Systems that move money, and guard it on the way out.
3 systemsEnter
The Arena
Infrastructure for the people who play, organise and watch.
2 systemsEnter
The Assembly
Technology for how communities decide, organise and care.
3 systemsEnter
The Laboratory
Where the experiments run. Some of them become worlds.
2 systemsEnter
The Foundation
Every builder has an archive. This is mine.
1 systemEnter
The Horizon
The worlds still waiting to be created.
Unbuilt, for nowEnter
Systems in the world
01FintechAug 2026 to present
A multi-chain trading desk that lives inside Telegram.
01FintechJun 2026 to present
A trading-technology company, built end to end.
In development02Sports TechnologyFeb 2026 to present
An operating system for local football: leagues, clubs and players.
02Sports TechnologyJan to Mar 2026
A football awards night, run on real votes and real money.
03GovernanceAug 2026 to present
Command software for a campaign of twenty-two thousand people.
04AI LabJul 2026 to present
A cinematic universe, directed through generative AI.
Evidence, not adjectives
Origin
I’m Olorunfemi Devor, a product engineer who designs and builds whole systems: the data model, the backend, the interface and the release process that proves it works. Fintech, sports, governance, AI.
The sign is two hands making two diamonds. On the planet, it marks Origin: the place where everything here begins.
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