His 2022 piece Tych was released on Teia as part of this practice.¹

In February 2023 he helped co-organize TezQuakeAid, a Tezos community fundraising initiative launched after the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, becoming its de facto social media coordinator. He described it in his own words as “a rotating assembly, a loose-knit, non-hierarchical, decentralized group of friends and strangers, artists, collectors, developers”. Its first phase raised roughly 120,000 tez, worth about $100,000 at the time, which was shared between Ahbap, Inara, and the International Committee of the Red Cross.² He also served as one of eleven community curators for Teia in a Tezos-hosted exhibition with RefractionDAO at the Nautilus in Miami.³