Nacho Coll

Founder & Principal, IPFS.NINJA — Blockchain Web Services (BWS)

I founded IPFS.NINJA in early 2024 after evaluating every IPFS pinning service on the market for a client project and concluding that the $20/month entry point most providers charged was a 4× markup on the same underlying cluster setup. Today I lead the Blockchain Web Services (BWS) team that builds and operates it — starting at $5.

Background

I've been working on infrastructure for blockchain and decentralized-storage products since 2019. Before launching IPFS.NINJA, our team built and operated:

• BWS (Blockchain Web Services) — the parent platform IPFS.NINJA is built on. Multi-tenant pinning, gateway management, billing, and analytics, all delivered as production services to paying customers.
• Smart-contract deployment automation, NFT minting pipelines, and a handful of other infrastructure pieces that shipped to production with real users.

What we work on day-to-day

Most of my time goes into IPFS.NINJA — directing roadmap, reviewing technical design with the team, replying to support tickets, writing the docs, and pushing code. Areas the team has been hands-on with recently:

• API + gateway reliability — keeping uploads fast, pins stable, and gateways responsive across our worldwide CDN footprint.
• Multi-locale SEO — the blog you're reading is in 41 languages with hreflang rings, FAQPage JSON-LD, and a per-locale content strategy.
• Customer support — we handle every ticket directly. If you email hello@ipfs.ninja, you'll get a response from a real human — and most days, that human is me.

Articles I've written or reviewed

Most posts on this site carry my byline. Some are drafted by an AI assistant (see the About page for the workflow) and reviewed by me before publication; others are written end-to-end by the team. Either way, every code example is verified against the live API before publishing.

A few representative posts:

• IPFS CIDs in 2026: How Content Addressing Works — a hands-on explainer for content addressing fundamentals.
• Pinata to IPFS.NINJA: Step-by-Step Migration Guide (2026) — operational runbook, hand-written from the patterns we see in real migrations.
• Compare 7 IPFS Pinning Services in 2026 — honest comparison; verified prices against each provider's public docs.

Reach us

• Email — hello@ipfs.ninja (goes to the team)
• LinkedIn — linkedin.com/in/nacho-coll
• GitHub — github.com/nachocoll

Page last updated 2026-06-24.