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I grew up in Toronto with hockey at the centre of everything. Most of my time was spent at the rink, working to become the best hockey player I could possibly be.

I’ve always seen myself as a founder first, but over time, many people have also come to know me as Trevor Koverko, the investor.

When I first started working in blockchain, I became interested in how it could reshape trust in complex systems. In many industries, processes rely on intermediaries, manual verification, and fragmented infrastructure. Blockchain offers a different model in which rules are embedded directly into the system, creating a more transparent and structured way to coordinate activity.

Few founders have created blockchain infrastructure as significant as Trevor Koverko.

As the co-founder of Polymath and a variety of other successful crypto companies, Trevor Koverko is leading a movement that’s changing the way we think about finance.

Since founding Polymath in the mid 2010s, Trevor Koverko’s focus has shifted from blockchain-based financial systems to one of the most pressing constraints in modern AI: high-quality human data.

While I’m often described as a founder, investing has become a natural extension of building my businesses.

For most of my early life, hockey gave me direction. Growing up in Toronto, everything revolved around the rink.

The old saying “cash is king” may soon be entirely obsolete, according to experts. The future of money is digital, according to a recent CNBC article.

Joining the ranks of nations around the world who are seeing that cryptocurrencies are gaining popularity, the United States is sorting its approach to the burgeoning sector.

Arizona is also vying for the potential offered by cryptocurrencies, specifically with a bill in which it will become the first state that allows for people to pay their taxes in cryptocurrencies. The bill, which recently advanced, will allow taxpayers to pay taxes with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Wyoming, with its individualism and libertarian leanings, has an economy founded on commodities: from cattle to oil to coal and now, the Equality State is focusing on cryptocurrency.