Andre Cronje

Cape Town, South Africa

Andre Cronje

Former Chief Code Reviewer

Cape Town, South Africa

Andre is the co-founder and former Chief Code Reviewer at Crypto Briefing. He is a prominent figure and key innovator within Decentralized Finance, with over 20 years of development experience. He is best known as the co-founder and CTO of Sonic (formerly Fantom), and creator of Yearn Finance.

Cosmos Code Review: Dammit, Time To Build

Cosmos promises to solve today's biggest blockchain problems: chief code reviewer Andre Cronje dived in to see if they might just do it.

Analysis Jun. 10, 2019
Stegos Code Review: Privacy Platform For Decentralized Mobile dApps

Stegos is a new gamefied PoS blockchain created to provide complete privacy - without compromising speed. Andre Cronje investigates the code.

Analysis May. 23, 2019
GEO Protocol Code Review: Internet of Value

Good code, from a design, implementation, architecture, and abstraction perspective - but Andre Cronje has a question about GEO Protocol.

Analysis Apr. 20, 2019
Harmony Open Consensus Blockchain Code Review

Andre Cronje reviews the Harmony Open Consensus blockchain code. A year ago he would have considered it 'phenomenal'... but now?

Analysis Mar. 29, 2019
MultiVAC Code Review: All Dimensional Sharding

MultiVAC is an interesting project that merits attention. Andre Cronje peeks at the public repos in his code review.

Analysis Mar. 21, 2019
MagnaChain Code Review: Fork This For A Laugh

MagnaChain is a 100% brand new built-from-the-ground-up blockchain of supreme awesomeness that is better than Bitcoin in every way, and definitely not a fork. No sir.

Analysis Mar. 18, 2019
OneLedger Code Review: Business Modularization

OneLedger introduces us to the concept of business modularization in blockchain, which is a fancy way of saying that it aims to bridge decentralized and centralized technologies.

Analysis Feb. 23, 2019
Grin Coin Code Review: A Fresh Slice Of Mimblewimble

Grin Coin has been one of the few highlights of the crypto winter. In his code review of the Mimblewimble project, Andre Cronje explains why.

Analysis Jan. 31, 2019