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Technical Content
& Authority

TL;DR

42 credited articles making complex Web3 topics understandable. My work was cited in a White House digital-assets report and Amdax’s investment research, with approximately 4.5/5 in public reader ratings.

Credited articles
42
CoinGecko author archive
Verified report citations
2
White House · Amdax
Public reader rating
~4.5/5
Vote-weighted article scores
See the citations

Problem

Explain the technology without losing the reader.

Wallet security, Ethereum upgrades and multichain infrastructure involve unfamiliar mechanisms and meaningful trade-offs. Readers need to understand what a concept does, how it works and why it matters.

My CoinGecko work turns those subjects into explanations, comparisons and guides that readers can follow and use.

Process

Explain the mechanism

Break a technical subject into its working parts and define the terms needed to follow it.

Make differences clear

Use comparisons and diagrams to show how approaches differ, including their practical trade-offs.

Connect it to the reader

Link the technology to questions about security, cost, usability and choosing an approach.

Execution

Three examples from the published portfolio.

Explore all 42 articles (opens in a new tab)

Results

Published explanations became sources for other research.

CITED IN A WHITE HOUSE REPORT

From wallet education
to a policy report’s references.

The 2025 digital-assets report cites my MPC vs. multisig article in its discussion of custody and wallets. The footnote names me as the author.

Footnote 106 · excerpt
“Sankrit K, MPC Wallets vs. Multi-Sig Wallets: A Deep Dive, CoinGecko (Apr. 15, 2024)”

Strengthening American Leadership in Digital Financial Technology

Printed page 33 · PDF page 37
View the original footnoteOriginal footnote 106, including the citation naming Sankrit K and linking to the CoinGecko MPC versus multisig article.

Excerpt from the official PDF. Open the image to inspect at full size.

CITED BY AMDAX ASSET MANAGEMENT

Ethereum research
with a CoinGecko source.

Amdax’s 2025 House View links to my EIP-4844 explainer in its discussion of Ethereum scaling and Layer 2 transaction costs.

The cited article

What Is EIP-4844 and Proto-Danksharding?

2025 House View
Printed page 8 · Footnote 8

View the original footnoteOriginal footnote 8 linking to the CoinGecko EIP-4844 and proto-danksharding article.

Excerpt from the publisher’s PDF. Open the image to inspect at full size.

Evidence

The article archive and report citations are publicly verifiable. Ratings and search visibility were reviewed on 13 October 2026.

Article count & reader rating

The public author archive lists 42 articles credited to Sankrit. The approximately 4.5/5 rating weights each rated article’s displayed score by its number of vote submissions, then divides by the combined votes. Articles without ratings are excluded. Displayed scores are rounded, so the result is approximate. Votes are not unique readers or traffic.

Search snapshot & attribution

The audit checked the exact URLs of all 42 credited articles in DataForSEO Labs’ US English organic database. The share counts articles with at least one tracked keyword in positions 1–10, divided by the full article set. Approximately 36% met that condition.

The provider’s observations span 30 June–6 October 2026; the data was retrieved on 13 October. This is not a same-day live ranking check or worldwide search coverage. Missing database records do not establish that a page is unindexed.

Current articles may include later CoinGecko editorial updates. These observations do not isolate my contribution from the publisher’s authority or subsequent work. No traffic, conversion or historical growth claim is made.

What the report citations show

The White House report’s footnote 106 names Sankrit K and the wallet article. Amdax’s footnote 8 links to the EIP-4844 article. Both citations were checked against the original PDFs linked above. They establish use as a source, not endorsement or a client relationship with either organisation.

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