About

I'm cap.eth (Kris Kocic) — builder, founder, and chronic dot-connector. Most of my time goes into Namespace, working on what I think is one of Web3's most underrated problems: giving people readable, universal identities on-chain. ENS is the foundation. We're building the infrastructure that scales it.

When I'm not deep in infrastructure, I'm hosting Merak — a podcast born from nothing but pure curiosity. I talk to interesting people about ideas that resist easy categorization. The name means “curiosity” in Bosnian, and that's exactly what drives it.

I build things that scratch my own itch. I write to understand things more clearly. I invest in ideas I believe in and trade occasionally — more as a way to stay sharp on markets than anything else. I'm drawn to systems, to the connective tissue between things, to the moment when a pattern you've been sensing suddenly clicks into focus.

The site you're reading is where I collect my thinking, share what I'm building, and stay honest about the process — the experiments that work, the ones that don't, and everything in between.