About Me & Research Philosophy

I am a Management Information Systems student at National Chengchi University (NCCU) working on blockchain trust infrastructure — Self-Sovereign Identity, Smart Contract Security, and their application in fintech.

My work bridges the gap between social institutional needs and hard tech. Current research spans decentralized identity standards (W3C DID and Verifiable Credentials), auditing methodologies for Solidity contracts, and the legal compliance of ERC-3643 in RWA tokenization. I also keep an adjacent interest in quantum finance and QML, explored through coursework and my lab’s AI+QC program.

I approach research with the belief that emerging technology becomes transformative only when it intersects with real institutional constraints — regulatory frameworks, interoperability standards, and human-centered design.

Research Focus

Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI/DID)

Researching decentralized identity standards (W3C DID, Verifiable Credentials) and their application to cross-institution credential verification, where citizens today must repeatedly re-submit the same credentials to different agencies.

Smart Contract Security

Studying auditing methodologies for Solidity contracts. Research spans static analysis tools (Slither), manual review patterns, and formal verification approaches.

RWA Tokenization (ERC-3643)

Investigating regulatory-compliant tokenization of real-world assets. Focus on identity-gated ownership structures and legal compliance frameworks for institutional DeFi.

Quantum Finance & QML

Exploring variational quantum algorithms (VQE, QAOA) for financial optimization. Investigating quantum speedup potential in machine learning tasks using Qiskit and PennyLane.