Creating the impossible™.
Argentine entrepreneur and investor with over 18 years of experience building and scaling businesses across technology and industrial sectors.
Background includes software development (desktop, SaaS, mobile, and gaming), as well as extensive involvement in the metal and plastics industries. Has also led international trade operations, with both physical and digital products commercialized in more than 38 countries.
Currently focused on professional investing, working alongside a network of high-net-worth individuals and organizations to develop and support ventures with long-term value creation and positive global impact.
Actively involved in the development of a charitable foundation aimed at delivering thoughtful and effective social impact initiatives.
Selected Recognitions
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Finalist, Innovar Competition (2010, p. 176; 2011)
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Winner, Seed Capital Program (2013), Secretariat for Small and Medium Enterprises
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Ranked #10 Young Industrial Entrepreneur (2015) by Bien Argentino Magazine (Ministry of Industry)
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Recipient, FONTAR ANR 2200 Award, National Agency for Scientific and Technological Promotion (CONICET – Ministry of Science and Technology)
"Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see."
- Hebrews 11:1
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BUSINESS VENTURES
TANGO
NETWORK™
Tango Network is an international human capital network focused on the execution and management of highly complex projects. It brings together professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors who collaborate to deliver structured solutions and generate positive global impact.
TRAVELLING
SKATES S.A.
Travelling Skates is the leading artistic roller skate brand in Latin America, with over 13 years of market presence. The company combines advanced materials research and manufacturing technology to deliver high-performance products for competitive athletes.
GRAFOCASTLE ®
GrafoCastle was founded at the age of 18 and, in collaboration with the Government of the City of Buenos Aires, successfully exported software solutions to more than eight countries at a time when software distribution relied on physical media and anti-piracy systems.
The company developed proprietary technology for capturing and analyzing digital handwriting samples, supporting both graphological analysis and forensic examination in the prevention of signature fraud. The core capture engine was later released as open source and continues to be used as a foundation in other software solutions today.
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
With over 18 years of experience, his professional path reflects a continuous process of learning, execution, and growth as an entrepreneur.
He began working professionally at the age of 16, an early start that shaped a strong work ethic and a practical understanding of how businesses operate from the inside out.
Over time, his career evolved from hands-on technical roles to founding and leading companies across technology, manufacturing, international trade, and digital industries, eventually focusing on strategic ventures and investment-driven projects.
He started working at 16, driven by a deep curiosity for technology, electronics, and systems. During these formative years, he provided IT infrastructure, networking, and technical support services to small and mid-sized businesses.
This early exposure offered a ground-level perspective on operational realities, decision-making under constraints, and the importance of discipline, reliability, and continuous learning.
GRAFOCASTLE
At the age of 18, he founded GrafoCastle, his first entrepreneurial venture.
The company developed software focused on digital handwriting capture and forensic analysis, supporting graphological and calligraphic expertise in the prevention of signature fraud.
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Developed proprietary capture and analysis technology
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Finalist in Argentina’s National Innovation Competition (Innovar)
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Participated in a government-backed incubation and export program
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Exported software solutions to multiple international markets
This experience marked a defining learning stage, reinforcing long-term thinking, resilience, and the realities of building technology-based businesses from an early age. Years later, the core capture engine was released as open source and continues to be used within other software solutions.
Building GrafoCastle at such an early age shaped his entrepreneurial mindset, reinforcing the value of persistence, adaptability, and long-term thinking in technology-driven businesses.
GrafoCastle Comercial
GrafoCastle Day Introduccion - Grafologia
Gob Ciudad Buenos Aires Pag 72: https://documentosboletinoficial.buenosaires.gob.ar/publico/20110504.pdf
Press Release Cronista: https://www.cronista.com/infotechnology/historico-it/636293.html
As a natural progression from software into commerce, he co-founded AudiusAR, an international trade and e-commerce company focused on consumer technology products.
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Designed a scalable, cash-flow-oriented import and distribution model
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Worked closely with financial institutions to expand operational and credit capacity
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Built sustainable profitability through structured execution
This phase represented a deeper shift toward financial discipline, operational efficiency, and capital management.
During this period, he completed a specialization in International Trade and Business at the Argentine Chamber of Commerce, strengthening his understanding of global sourcing, import structures, and financial logistics—key elements in scaling AudiusAR efficiently.
TRAVELLING SKATES S.A.
He later founded Travelling Skates S.A., a manufacturing company dedicated to high-performance artistic roller skating equipment.
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Built industrial production capabilities and proprietary product lines
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Competed directly with established European manufacturers
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Secured private investment and public funding programs
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Expanded distribution across Argentina and South America
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Leading Travelling Skates required long-term commitment, strategic leadership, and the ability to navigate competitive industrial environments, marking a significant stage of professional and personal growth.
Travelling Skates was not built in ideal conditions. It was built under pressure, technical uncertainty, financial constraints, and reputational risk.
After founding Argentina Technology Group SRL and beginning the development of the skate frame technology, the company faced its first major challenge: product failure. Approximately 20% of the initial production frames presented structural issues and broke during use. Although all faulty products were replaced, the reputational damage was severe. In a high-performance sport, a single failure on the rink can compromise years of trust.
At the same time, production inefficiencies became evident. While the engineering and mold design were solid, the manufacturing process lacked experience in mass production, resulting in delays, higher costs, and an inability to scale efficiently.
The third and most critical factor was financial. A key business network that provided working capital defaulted on payments, abruptly cutting off access to financing. The company was undercapitalized, with part of the funding structured as short-term, high-interest debt. Technical problems, delayed production, rising costs, and restricted financing converged simultaneously.
At that point, survival required decisive action.
The first strategic decision was to pivot the cash flow model. Instead of focusing exclusively on frames, the company accelerated the development of skate wheels—a product with faster production cycles, lower complexity, and more predictable demand. A partnership was formed with Kollplast SRL, a company with over 20 years of experience supplying the automotive industry, prioritizing quality and reliability over short-term cost savings.
In just five months—engineering, tooling, and production setup—Travelling Skates launched its Quantum wheels, manufactured with DuPont elastomer imported from the United States. With no marketing budget available, the product was introduced directly to the market through athletes and coaches at a national competition. The response was immediate and overwhelming. Demand exceeded expectations, validating both the product and the strategic pivot.
This decision stabilized cash flow, allowed the company to repay 100% of its debt, and rebuild credibility within the skating community. The wheel line became the financial backbone that enabled the company to correct earlier mistakes, refine production processes, and relaunch the frame line without technical failures.
Travelling Skates - Only - Valor Agregado - Programa Encuentro
From that point forward, Travelling Skates entered a phase of controlled growth. The company expanded its product portfolio, professionalized operations, secured public and private support programs, and gradually positioned itself as a leading manufacturer in South America—competing directly with long-established European brands.
Travelling Skates’ trajectory was not defined by avoiding mistakes, but by detecting them early, taking responsibility, and restructuring decisively. Each failure became an operational lesson that shaped a more resilient, disciplined, and execution-driven company.
TRAVELLING SKATES - Quantum Pro - Quantum Dance - Quantum Derby
BINAMON, LTD
Binamon was a video game with over 30,000 active users, 80,000 hours of gameplay per day, which was distributed for Android and PC. It was developed in conjunction with Catness Studio from Spain and AAA Games publisher Star Loops. In total, 24 million hours of entertainment were served to users from over 38 countries.
https://starloopstudios.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/binamon.pdf
Conceptually, Binamon was designed to go beyond collectible-based models. Unlike existing projects at the time, the objective was to create a playable game with real mechanics, where in-game assets had functional attributes (attack, defense, resistance, elements) rather than being purely speculative collectibles. The design was inspired by traditional trading card games, where strategy, exchange, and player interaction generate long-term engagement.
In order to access capital, the project entered a decentralized incubation environment, which required the introduction of a game token. While this structure enabled rapid funding and market exposure, it also introduced misaligned incentivestypical of early-stage DeFi ecosystems. Despite these constraints, the development team focused on execution, product stability, and community building rather than short-term speculation.
Binamon Firewars 🎮 - Trailer - Open Your Mind 🎵
Against expectations, Binamon managed to survive an unfavorable launch and continue development, releasing multiple game versions for mobile and PC, and eventually a AAA-level multiplayer game capable of supporting over 100 concurrent players per game room.
As global conditions normalized after the pandemic, user activity declined across the sector. After a structured evaluation period and a defined runway, the decision was made to shut down operations responsibly, maintaining servers for an additional six months and ultimately transferring the project to a DAO structure, allowing the community to build upon the Binaryverse framework.
Although the project was closed, Binamon achieved something more valuable than a short-term exit: it established long-term credibility. Founders, developers, and investors from Europe, Asia, and the Americas reached out with interest in future projects, based on demonstrated execution, transparency, and integrity during both growth and shutdown phases.
More than 100 Binamon Firewars beta testers who played Online in the Beta Season 1 event. ✅
Following Binamon, multiple international investors and operators expressed interest in participating in future projects, driven by demonstrated execution capability, scale management, and disciplined decision-making under volatile market conditions.
TANGO NETWORK™
Over the past 18 years, Nicolas has built an international network of entrepreneurs, professionals, and investors through direct collaboration and long-term relationships.
In Europe, particularly in Germany and Poland, he had the opportunity to meet in person many individuals he had previously only known online. These interactions led to deeper collaboration with entrepreneurs and professionals operating at six- and seven-figure annual levels. Trust was built through demonstrated execution, loyalty, and consistency, which naturally expanded the network through referrals.
This process was reinforced by his work in market and macroeconomic analysis. By combining technical fundamentals with an understanding of behavioral and emotional market dynamics, a significant portion of his projections materialized over time, strengthening credibility within the network.
Nicolas´ professional path evolved from developing software independently in C# .NET to understanding how businesses, capital, and global economic systems interact. This experience enabled him to take on more complex challenges, including investment analysis, business restructuring, and the coordination of strategic agreements.
Tango Network represents the consolidation of this experience and these relationships: a trusted network built to address complex business situations, always guided by the same core values: effort, ethics, commitment, and discipline.
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