Kevin Heuzey

I am a tech entrepreneur and infrastructure architect specializing in decentralized systems, AI compute, and the economics of Bitcoin mining. I am the founder of Integrity.farm, a blockchain-based dMRV (Digital Measurement, Reporting, and Verification) platform leveraging USPTO patent-pending technology.

Integrity.farm addresses one of the largest challenges in the digital industry: the conflict between the exponential growth of compute infrastructure and global grid constraints. The platform enables AI hyperscalers and publicly listed Bitcoin miners to validate non-deployment strategies as a verifiable sustainability solution. Crucially, the platform's underlying methodology (MIN M0418) has been accepted by Verra, with a full methodology review scheduled for Q1 2026.

By redirecting capital from planned equipment expansions into self custody multi sig addresses, the platform allows operators to generate verified environmental attributes through real time monitoring of avoided emissions. It creates "virtual compute instances" that track live network data via authenticated public network nodes and independent infrastructure datasets to issue audit-ready non-deployment records, creating verifiable assets without the energy intensity of physical operations.

Professional Background:

• Industrial Mining Scale-Up: In 2015, I launched Ethereum Garden, one of Eastern Europe’s first decentralized mining networks. Bootstrapped in Odessa, Ukraine, I scaled the operation to over 2,500 GPUs. Recognized by Gazeta.ua and Telegraf as a pioneering industrial crypto-farm, the project was acquired by a private family office in late 2017.
• Enterprise Infrastructure: In December 2017, I led the development of a 2.5 MW Tier 4 Bitcoin mining data center on Nokia’s Paris-Saclay campus the largest in Central Europe at the time. Supported by the Nokia Bell Labs Startup Program, this initiative laid the groundwork for the Blockchain Research Institute, which I directed until 2024, pioneering research into industrial-scale mining and energy reuse.
• Security & Strategy: My technical expertise was sharpened at the Israel Tech Challenge, a program led by Unit 8200 veterans. I subsequently advised Eastern European cybersecurity leaders, helping shape Web3 security architectures for firms like Hacken. As a jury member for the HackIT Cup (sponsored by Fenbushi Capital), I evaluated critical infrastructure security alongside industry figures like Vitalik Buterin.

Current Focus:

At Integrity.farm, I am building a transparent protocol that bridges the gap between high-performance compute metrics and verified ESG data. The goal is to provide institutional operators with fully traceable, compliance-grade incentives that align digital expansion with grid stability.

Today, I design trust-based financial infrastructure connecting real world energy data with measurable economic outcomes. I also advise a European aerospace company on blockchain integrated autonomous systems. My writing focuses on Web3 architecture, Bitcoin mining economics, and the evolution of blockchain from speculative cycles to industrial-grade utility.