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hey, I'm Muzammil.

Since 2021. 60+ dApps. Now I build my own, and teach.

Started with one Fiverr gig as a CS student. Somehow that turned into CTO at Zybra Labs, a couple of products of my own, and standing on stages teaching students to build. I also build web3 and AI products for founders.

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Muzammil holding the mic at the podium at the Avalanche event at Karachi University, next to another speaker.
Avalanche, KU.
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60+dApps shipped

Roughly 10 to 15 a year since my first gig. One square per dApp, each one for someone else.

DeFi (DEXes, bridges, staking, launchpads, vaults), NFT marketplaces, RWA tokens, account abstraction, and subgraphs.

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Story

How I got here.

From a $30 token to a CTO title. No straight lines, a lot of shipping.

  1. FiverrMar 2022

    $30 for a token.

    CS student, first gig. Someone paid me $30 to create a token. Never really stopped after that.

  2. Upwork

    Bigger clients.

    Longer contracts, harder problems, smart contracts that had to hold real money.

  3. Detour

    Got played once.

    A client's "game" cost me some money. Shit happens. It did make me allergic to hype.

  4. Direct clients

    60+ dApps.

    Off the platforms, straight to founders. Roughly 10 to 15 a year: DEXes, bridges, vaults, launchpads, NFT marketplaces, RWA tokens.

  5. Dawood UniversityMar 2023

    First time on stage.

    An Algorand session. I talked about how fast blockchain is moving, and why our youth should learn it and build on it, the way other countries already take it seriously.

  6. AI~2023

    Went deep on agents.

    Same test as web3: does it work, or does it only demo?

  7. Zybra Labs

    CTO.

    VC-backed cross-border payments. Now somebody else's money depends on my code. Every day.

  8. My own stuff

    Building for me.

    youVsBTC and rinxora. No client, no brief. Just things I wanted to exist.

  9. Instagram2026

    Started talking to the camera.

    Short reels in Urdu, mostly for freelancers. The stuff I wish someone had told me back on Fiverr.

    Watch on Instagram

  10. Still on stagenow

    Same message, bigger rooms.

    Algorand, Avalanche at Karachi University, a podcast. Learn it, build on it, don't wait for permission.

    A hall full of students listening during one of the sessions, every seat taken.
    the view from the front.

  11. Next

    Your thing?

    Years of building other people's ideas. I'd like to build yours.

    Book a 30-minute call
Muzammil at his desk, working across three monitors in a dark room.
Fig. 1. Where most of the 60 got built.Hover it. Everything's labelled.

the name

Why TheWeb3Boy?

web3 = the next web. not a memecoin.

It's my nickname online. It's also the bet I'm making: the web is being rebuilt underneath us, and I want to be one of the people rebuilding it.

BeforetoWhere it's goingWhere I'm building it
Searching, clicking, waiting on holdJust asking an AIrinxora
Banks and slow wiresStablecoin rails. Same day.Zybra Labs
Databases you have to trustLedgers anyone can checkyouVsBTC, 60+ dApps

Stuff I built

Three things I built that you can actually use.

  • Zybra's homepage: "Move money into the world's hardest corridors. Instantly." next to a map of connected markets.

    Zybra

    CTO

    VC-backed

    The settlement network for emerging-market trade. Licensed FX and payout operators compete on firm rates, and businesses move money across borders. The numbers have to be right, because the money is real.

    zybra.money
  • youVsBTC's homepage: "Did your vault beat Bitcoin?" with a vault search box.

    youVsBTC

    Mine

    Live

    Did your vault beat just holding Bitcoin? Search 600+ vaults and see, same dates, after fees. Free. If the data can't support a fair comparison, it says so.

    youvsbtc.com Source
  • rinxora's homepage: a large 2:14 AM clock above an incoming call button.

    rinxora

    Mine

    Live

    A 24/7 AI receptionist. It answers the phone at 2:14 AM so you don't have to, and books the appointment.

    rinxora.com

How I think

Stuff I believe. Subject to change.

  1. Hype is cheap.

    Shipping is expensive. I pay for the second one.

  2. The simple version usually wins.

    Smart moves are often the boring ones.

  3. Look at both sides of the coin.

    Especially the side where it doesn't work.

  4. Peer, not guru.

    No course. No "make 100k with this". Just what I tried and what broke.

Work with me

Building something? I've probably built its cousin.

You've got the idea. The risk is a dev who builds exactly what you said, loopholes and all, and you only find out after launch.

How it goes

  1. We get on a call.

    You walk me through the idea. I mostly listen.

  2. I poke holes in it.

    I look for the loopholes and tell you what I'd do instead, based on what I've seen work and break.

  3. Then we build.

    Only once the core idea is clear. Contracts, frontend, AI agents, whatever it actually needs.

Skip step two and the loopholes show up after launch. Usually with real money in them.

Book a 30-minute call

no pitch deck needed. just tell me what you're building.

Not ready? Follow the build on X

What I build

dApps
Contracts, subgraphs, frontends. Spec to live, not to demo.
AI agents
Wired into your actual workflow. Judged on hours saved.
Content
Reels in Urdu on Instagram. What I build, what broke, what I'd tell a freelancer.

Things I won't build for you

  • Your memecoin
  • A ponzi with a nice landing page
  • "Make 100k with this"
  • A demo that only works in the demo

Now

What I'm up to right now.

Not a roadmap. Just what's on my desk this week.

Week 41Updated

What I'm working on this week
Project
youVsBTC / Live, freeChecks whether a crypto vault beat just holding BTC.
rinxora / LiveA 24/7 AI receptionist. Answers calls, books appointments.
Zybra Labs / CTOCross-border payments for emerging-market trade.
Teaching / On stageShowing students how to actually build in web3.
Content / On InstagramShort reels in Urdu for freelancers and builders.

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