President and Founder
PraxiHub
Leads research direction and develops publication frameworks covering finance, DeFi, blockchain, digital assets, artificial intelligence in finance, and WealthTech.
Mohammad Saee Ghaemi
President at PraxiHub
DeFi and digital-assets researcher focused on protocol analysis, tokenomics, on-chain data, decentralized lending, and financial infrastructure.
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About
Mohammad Saee Ghaemi is President and Founder at PraxiHub and a DeFi and digital-assets researcher. His work examines protocol mechanics, tokenomics, on-chain activity, decentralized lending, liquidity risk, and financial infrastructure. He leads PraxiHub’s research direction, with a focus on evidence-based analysis of decentralized finance, digital assets, and emerging financial infrastructure.
Research interests
- Decentralized finance and decentralized lending
- Blockchain and digital assets
- Protocol mechanics and tokenomics
- On-chain and market analysis
- Liquidity and protocol risk
- Financial infrastructure and automation
Selected experience
Founder
Praxifi
Developed research and design concepts around rule-based financial automation for self-custodied digital assets.
Financial Analyst
Iran Tire Manufacturing Company
Prepares budgets, variance and performance reports, operational forecasts, and analysis supporting internal controls and management decisions.
Financial Analyst, Crypto and Gold Markets
Parvaz Financial Group
Researched cryptocurrency and gold markets using market, technical, and on-chain analysis and supported portfolio and trading decisions.
Financial Data Analysis Intern
Keshavarzi Bank Brokerage
Built tools for market-data extraction and technical-analysis reporting and explored algorithmic approaches to portfolio-risk analysis.
Education
BSc Industrial Management
University of Science and Culture
Current undergraduate study.
Published work
Research
- When Interest Rates Are Not Enough in Aave: Why DeFi Lending May Need a Liquidity BackstopA conceptual review of why utilization-based interest rates may need an asset-specific, stress-calibrated funding-liquidity backstop.
- The Hidden Infrastructure Dependencies of On-Chain Financial AutomationSmart contracts can make financial rules deterministic, but their execution often depends on infrastructure that exists outside the contract itself. This research examines how RPC providers, executors, relayers, bundlers, sequencers, gas funding, and monitoring systems introduce operational dependencies into on-chain financial automation.
- From Digital Ownership to Digital Asset ContinuityDirect ownership does not ensure continuity after death, incapacity, key loss, coercion, or prolonged inactivity; durable recovery requires governed and revocable policies.
- From Smart Contracts to Persistent Financial PoliciesA durable financial policy requires scoped authority, lifecycle state, revocation, observability, reconciliation, and failure recovery beyond an isolated smart-contract function.
- Tokenized Assets and the Emergence of Programmable PortfoliosProgrammable portfolios depend on enforceable ownership, settlement, valuation, permissions, redemption, and interoperable infrastructure—not token representation alone.