When Joshua Nwankwo looks back at his childhood, he doesn’t recall a specific moment of inspiration that led him to software engineering. Instead, he remembers his mother’s phone. He was the kind of child who was always “looking for what’s not there,” driven by an innate curiosity to poke around and discover new features in every piece of hardware he could get his hands on. That early inquisitiveness laid the foundation for a career that has transitioned from low-level programming in Nigeria to leading developer relations for global crypto agencies. And Nwankwo’s work sits inside a larger truth about how modern technology spreads. The last decade has produced a flood of developer-first products, APIs, protocols, SDKs, and platforms that ship globally at speed. But adoption doesn’t fail b...