Crew Captain
Raul M.
“Gilder”- Location
- Madrid, Spain
- Age
- 35
- Profession
- IT Infrastructure Architect
- Crypto
- Crypto investor and miner since 2016.
Captain of the Blue Rogues—an incorrigible charmer with an uncompromising sense of justice.
Blue Rogues · Command Bridge
Behind every signal,
there is a crew.
Infrastructure, code, design, editorial judgment and security—six stations, one independent mission.
“In the crypto universe, privacy and anonymity are not choices: they are shields of survival. Stay safe. Stay anonymous.”
The six watch stations
Meet the Blue Rogues.
Different disciplines. Shared responsibility. Every station protects a distinct part of the vessel and its mission.
Crew Member
Javier M.
“Dyne”- Location
- Madrid, Spain
- Age
- 42
- Profession
- Software Engineer
- Crypto
- Blockchain researcher and crypto investor since 2014.
Originator of the Blue Rogues concept and the crew’s backend developer.
Crew Member
Ignacio R.
“Drachma”- Location
- Madrid, Spain
- Age
- 55
- Profession
- Frontend Developer
- Crypto
- Blockchain and cryptocurrency engineer since 2018.
Tough, gruff and direct—a developer with more than 15 years of experience.
Crew Member
Hellen R.
“Clara”- Location
- São Paulo, Brazil
- Age
- 25
- Profession
- Web Designer
- Crypto
- A young crypto investor navigating the market since 2021.
She dreams of building a development company powered entirely by girls and young women.
Crew Member
Fernanda S.
“Fina”- Location
- Florianópolis, Brazil
- Age
- 18
- Profession
- Advertising & Communications Graduate
- Crypto
- A new-generation crypto investor taking her first steps since 2024.
The writer responsible for creating, editing and adapting the words behind the signal.
Crew Member
Ronaldo R.
“Baltor”- Location
- São Paulo, Brazil
- Age
- 42
- Profession
- IT Cybersecurity Architect
- Crypto
- Crypto investor and miner since 2015.
The crew’s only Black Pirate, focused on information security and data protection.
The ship's charter
What holds the line.
Blue Rogues is organized around duties, not personalities. These principles govern how the crew researches, builds and publishes.
01 · Evidence
Show the record.
Facts, attributed claims, interpretation and scenarios remain visibly distinct.02 · Independence
No borrowed conviction.
Editorial judgment is not traded for access, attention or market excitement. Material conflicts are disclosed.03 · Security
Protect the vessel.
Operational safety and data protection are part of the work, not an afterthought.04 · Privacy
Work before identity.
Public identities use abbreviated surnames; authorship is expressed through the permanent record.Independent by design
No spotlight required.
The work speaks through evidence, engineering and the permanent record. The crew stays behind the signal.
Stay safe. Stay anonymous.