Daniel Chu

Researcher, Blockchain at Berkeley

Daniel is a second-year student studying Business at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. He is a member of the Research, Consulting, and Design departments of Blockchain at Berkeley, where he works on projects ranging from web design and backend development to research and governance in the blockchain ecosystem. His personal research interests lie in MEV prevention, sequencing algorithms, and their effects on transaction volatility; he previously conducted research in blockchain ordering, AMMs, and MEV in the Foundations of Financial Technology (“fftech”) Lab at UC Santa Barbara.