Suhyeon Lee is a security researcher working on the game theory and incentive design behind blockchain protocols. He earned his PhD in Cybersecurity from Korea University on the security and economic vulnerabilities of blockchain mechanisms, and has presented across academic and industry venues such as AFT, ICBC, and EthCC. His Kleros Fellowship research examines the tension between rewards and privacy when sound judgment is costly to produce in dispute resolution protocols. When privacy requirements leave rewards too small to cover that cost, the pool of careful evaluators can collapse off a "cliff" rather than shrink gradually, leaving no one to do the work the system depends on.