Jakub Warmuz
Jakub Warmuz is a data scientist at Twyne, a credit delegation protocol that lets lenders on Aave and Euler rent out unused borrowing capacity to leveraged borrowers, working at the intersection of machine learning and crypto. He co-authored the paper "Toxic Liquidation Spirals," which examined the November 2022 incident where Aave v2 incurred roughly $40 million in bad debt and traced the cause to a flaw in the protocol's liquidation logic rather than market volatility, work that connects directly to his ETHWarsaw talk on uncovering hidden risks in DeFi lending through agent based modeling.