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Constantine Zaitcev
CEO at dRPC.ORG
Constantine Zaitcev is the CEO and co-founder of dRPC.org, a decentralized RPC (Remote Procedure Call) load-balancer and web3 data service.12 Here are some key details about Constantine Zaitcev:
Professional Background
Constantine is a seasoned crypto-native professional with nearly a decade of experience in the blockchain industry.1 He has expertise in:
- Blockchain technology (over 5 years of experience)
- Product management (over 6 years in B2C, B2B, and SaaS sectors)
- Project and program management (over 8 years in blockchain, fintech, antifraud, and healthcare)
Current Role
As CEO of dRPC.org since October 2022, Constantine is responsible for:
- Leading the company's strategic vision
- Driving product development
- Scaling the decentralized RPC infrastructure2
Under his leadership, dRPC has become a prominent player in the decentralized RPC industry, outperforming competitors in reliability, performance, and blockchain API support.1
Previous Experience
Before founding dRPC, Constantine held several notable positions:
- Head of Product (Ethereum Ecosystem lead) at P2P Validator (March 2021 - December 2022)
- CEO & CPO at Loyal UP (January 2019 - February 2021)
- Product Manager at Ambisafe (October 2015 - December 2018)2
Education
- Master's in Business Administration and Management from Samara State University of Economics (2014-2015)
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from Volga State University of Telecommunications & Informatics (2008-2012)1
Skills and Expertise
Constantine brings a strong technical background combined with strategic vision, growth hacking techniques, and leadership abilities. He is an advocate for Agile and Lean methodologies and has expertise in business analysis and market research.1
Constantine Zaitcev's LinkedIn profile can be found at: https://cy.linkedin.com/in/konstantin-zaitcev.2
Highlights
Everything needs a regular check-up: car, health, and business. When you do something long enough, think about it when you go to bed and wake up. You probably know your business very well, but you are at high risk of getting tunnel vision.
You could be focused on proper things that make sense. But you understand it because you are deep in your product, and your clients are not really. They know their current needs instead. You can focus on the future without solving the actual issues of the present, and the future may not happen in that case, at least for your product.
That's why it's crucial to speak with existing and potential clients and ask them questions instead of presenting your ideas or product.
We need to find balance. Regularly slow down and check up with the market.
Do you know that feeling when your parents ask you to help them with your old smartphone, you take it, and your brain explodes with "Omg, how I used this before, it's so X#$%@!"?
But when you used it, it was "good enough," and any thoughts about a "new iPhone" were just, "It's not necessary, but the camera is a little bit better, and the processor is faster, so why not?".
That's how our brain works; if something is "good enough," you prefer to just keep it as it is to save energy. But, when something happens, some trigger occurs, and you decide to change it. You never regret it, because now you know what is good and can compare it with your previous experience.
So, next time when you or your developers want to tell me, "We are good with our current RPC provider," don't tell me that; much better, tell me this: "OK, Constantine, could you give me the Promo code for tests?", feel the difference. #Web3 #RPC #AggregationLayer #dRPC
