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Satvik Sethi
Founder, Investor, Creator | Web3 Growth, Products & Strategy | Social Impact
Satvik Sethi is a young entrepreneur and mental health advocate with a diverse background in technology, business, and social impact. While his LinkedIn profile does not explicitly mention his role as Ecosystem Advisor at Morph, it provides insights into his professional journey and accomplishments:
Professional Experience
Current Role: Satvik is currently the Founder and CEO of Anokha, a social platform he started in April 2023. Anokha aims to empower users to explore infinite experiences and is designed for creators, communities, and companies.1
Previous Positions:
- Product Lead for NFTs at Mastercard (September 2021 - February 2023)1
- Associate Analyst roles at Mastercard in various departments (2020-2021)1
- Founder and CEO of Runaway App (January 2017 - January 2021)1
Education
Satvik holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Management from Binghamton University School of Management, with concentrations in Leadership & Consulting and Management Information Systems.1
Entrepreneurship and Activism
Satvik is known for his work in mental health awareness:
- He founded Runaway App, which was focused on expanding access to mental health resources globally.2
- He has been involved in discussions about mental health in the Web3 space, as evidenced by his appearance on the Rehash podcast.3
Recent Developments
In October 2024, Satvik announced that Offline Protocol, likely his current venture, was accepted into Alliance's ALL14 cohort.4 He has also been featured in recent interviews discussing Offline Protocol.56
Satvik Sethi's career trajectory shows a consistent focus on technology, entrepreneurship, and social impact, particularly in the areas of mental health and digital innovation.
Highlights
Never wrong, just early.
I’ve been talking about the fragility and vulnerability of our current Internet since 2024, back when I started Offline Protocol. What Jay calls the Antifragile Internet is what we call the third network (telecom, internet, the new alternative), and Offline Protocol has been building relentlessly at the forefront of this vertical for 2 years.
In this duration we’ve built essential infra across device issued identity, resilient online and offline networking, replication-free data, agent <> machine coordination, and recently private on-device intelligence.
We have demoed some cool examples on our stack this year across local IoT communication, robotic coordination, agent to agent services marketplace, delegate access for local inference, private model training runs, smart sensor telemetry ops, autonomous fleet communication, and much more.
Our infrastructure has already been used on almost 500,000 devices and we continue to add new features and bindings for connected hardware and devices almost weekly. Would love to help more products and organizations become resilient.
With Farcaster's acquisition announcement, I can now share my message to the team earlier this year.
I find it funny how different Balaji's aspirations for this platform are from mine. I always believed FC had a real opportunity to challenge Bluesky and Mastodon as a champion of decentralized communities and free speech. With all the posts I'm seeing from people getting immediately banned, I do not believe the new owners embody those values and interests.
Rip Farcaster, I had higher hopes.

