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# Team Page

#### Pandu Sastrowardoyo 

*Ideator, Founder*\
*She makes AIs fight to death on her home server.*

Metaverse OG, owned a computing museum in Second Life since 2012. Full-time crypto since 2017.

Former IBMer turned entrepreneur with a lifetime loving relationship with tech.

[Pandu on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/decentricity/)

[Pandu on Twitter](https://twitter.com/decentricity)

**Adam Ardisasmita**

*CEO*

**Chairul Ichsan**

*CTO*<br>

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*Gamification Advisor*

The first video game he played was on a cassette tape.

Avid player with actual experience in the game industry.

CEO of Myriad.Social.&#x20;

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[Jean-Daniel on Twitter](https://www.twitter.com/@Danny_Myriadsoc/)

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