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We distribute the work, and the reward, across the people and institutions doing it. Built to be checked, not trusted.
The value of AI should not pool in a handful of data centers owned by a handful of companies. The work, and the reward for doing it, belongs with the people and institutions doing it. The compute that powers mission-critical workloads should sit on hardware they own, behind perimeters they control.
We built Citrate to be the substrate that makes that possible. Independent machines run the work, and every result is proven and leaves a receipt. We build the foundation underneath the model layer: verifiable compute, an audit trail that makes claims provable, and federated learning that lets institutions train together without sharing data.
We shipped 121+ formal specifications, 50B+ states explored, 60+ contracts deployed on chain 40204, and 6,720+ automated tests. The methodology is documented and reproducible. We will scale it the same way.
Architecture, compliance, partnerships, and federal work, with a discipline that shows up in the code and in the rooms.
Designed and shipped Citrate: an EVM-compatible Layer-1 BlockDAG live on chain 40204, with the marketplace, the verification model, and the developer platform on top of it. His discipline is formal, a spec-to-code methodology and a corpus of formal specifications that make claims provable rather than asserted.
Leads business development and owns the compliance roadmap across regulated industries, carrying each claim with a status and a date. A contributor to the network's research, she translates deep infrastructure into terms an enterprise procurement team can act on.
A finance attorney with a securities and corporate-finance practice, and a Rutgers Law graduate (J.D. 2018) on the school's Center for Corporate Law and Governance alumni committee. He structures the company's rounds and governance and leads enterprise and institutional go-to-market, giving partners the contract clarity to move.
Leads public-sector and government authorization: FedRAMP, CMMC, and the compliance path into federal and defense deployments. He brings deep public-sector experience to the work of standing Citrate up inside agencies that hold the highest bar.
Leads sales and growth, translating verifiable compute into real mission contexts and carrying the network into the rooms where defense and enterprise decisions get made.
A strategic advisor with a fifteen-year relationship to the team and a track record building communities and audiences at scale, the distribution muscle a network needs at cold start. He is bringing his nanoTV brand onto the Citrate substrate and is slated to join the board.
Citrate is built and run by Citrate Inc., focused on American infrastructure and the institutions that depend on it.
Citrate is registered to contract with the U.S. federal government. Registrations include SAM.gov (UEI active) and a CAGE / NCAGE code. We operate under the standard Federal Acquisition Regulation framework where applicable.
We also engage with the Other Transaction Authority (OTA) ecosystem through DIU, SOFWERX, AFWERX, and NavalX pathways for non-traditional defense contractor work.
The patent estate is held by Citrate. Defensive in shape, not litigious.
Specific filings cover consensus innovations, the AI-native execution surface, verifiable compute primitives, and embedded-node architecture. Detailed patent inquiries are routed through counsel.
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