Building Accumulate | EX Factom | Web3 | AI | 37 Patent Holder | Early Contributor - Ethereum | Advisor - Cubane.

My technical career began in the 1980's when I discovered FORTH, and used it as a tool to develop ideas for Development Environments and code generation. This background would later suit many of the things I did later on, including Bitcoin. I wrote the first PostScript clone to ship on a commercial printer, the Printware 720, late in 1987. I would go on to create the Decision Table Rules Engine used in Texas for Eligibility Determination for Health and Human Services assistance programs. (SNAP, TANF, and nearly 50 other programs). Then I discovered Bitcoin. Over nearly 15 years, I rapidly evolved from being Bitcoin curious to being a Bitcoin enthusiast and evangelist. Then in 2014 became a Bitcoin and Blockchain evangelist and developer. The core idea of cryptographic time stamping, hashing, and distributing data across the world enabled Bitcoin to become the first cryptographic token. A flood of other cryptographic tokens followed. Some with good reasons to exist, and others not so much. You can learn the some of the details of my journey on my LinkedIn page and increasingly my SubStack.