Bio

I'm currently working with high-performance, proprietary distributed ledger technology (DLT) to help facilitate the transition between fiat and the many diverse, decentralized, digital asset classes and products. The world is experiencing a rapid expansion into new financial ecosystems utilizing Decentralized Finance (DeFi) protocols and projects - we're implementing a critical infrastructure play for this major transition. Post-launch, we'll be using this cloud-based technology to network the world's 50+ faster payment systems into one global Real Time Payments (RTP) network. Our technology provides a scalable, trusted transaction system for the hundreds of millions of businesses on today's many digital platforms. Further, removing the massive fees, poor security, slow transaction times, and confusion associated with remittances (cross currency payments) will benefit millions of people and organizations who send money cross-currency. We're finishing a transition from a failed startup through a rebrand/reorg/restructure. With a solid, professional team now implementing an industry-supported go to market plan with strong product market fit, the company is now adequately positioned to launch. We've successfully recapitalized and will be opening a Series A round in 2022. ** I have experiences in: AR/VR tech, biotech, fintech, broadcasting/streaming tech, wearable tech, entertainment tech, deep field work, advanced research, and in developing curricula/partnerships for higher education and research. FOCUS: Fintech Early Stage Business Development Investor Relations and Communications Venture Capital Strategic Relations Electronic Platform & Product Development Project & Program Management University/Industry Relations and Development Deep Field Research I have a personal goal to participate in and to support R&D necessary for progress towards human habitability and sustainability in space. ** And because some people have asked, the rock formation in my banner pic is in Vasquez, in the Sierra Pelona Mountains in northern Los Angeles County, California (near Hollywood), where Kirk fought the Gorn. Observe the Prime Directive: Don't throw boulders at other beings. Edit: In the spirit of copying everything that has already been done, not surprisingly, the new Trek movies used the same set location for the death of Spock's mother. Lazy writing, indeed - even if a beautiful setting. Edit2. I finally saw Radiohead's ''High and Dry'' video. It was also shot at Vasquez - however, not in technicolor. Check it out: https://bit.ly/3umTJn8