Rushi Manche co-founded a blockchain technology company that introduced the first modular blockchain network focused on combining performance, liquidity, and composability. In his early twenties, he and his partner decided to leave their internships and drop out of Vanderbilt University to commit fully to this venture. Their early efforts resulted in raising $3.4 million in pre-seed funding from over 25 angel investors, enabling them to scale their team to more than 70 members and initiate the development of a secure and flexible blockchain infrastructure.

In 2023, just one year after launching the company, they closed a $38 million Series A funding round. This funding was backed by prominent venture capital firms, including Hack VC, Placeholder, Archetype, Maven 11, Robot Ventures, Figment Capital, Nomad Capital, Bankless Ventures, OKX Ventures, dao5, and Aptos Labs. His leadership was instrumental in advancing the technical vision and developing a blockchain ecosystem focused on interoperability, speed, and developer accessibility.

Rushi Manche envisioned a blockchain platform that addressed long-standing issues, including fragmentation and security vulnerabilities. His work focused on enabling developers to build applications that could communicate across different blockchains while providing users with a safer and more efficient experience. He viewed blockchain programming as a powerful, modern solution to many challenges present in legacy systems.

The modular design of the platform allowed blockchain functions to be separated into distinct layers, each responsible for a specific task. This structure enhanced scalability, flexibility, and ease of maintenance. A programming language developed by a major tech company was utilized to create an Ethereum layer-2 network, which provided enhanced transaction speed and improved system security. A native cryptocurrency token was also launched to support the platform's expanding ecosystem.