Jared Tate built DigiByte to address Bitcoin’s speed and security flaws with a more robust multi-algorithm proof-of-work system.
Despite stepping back, Jared Tate remains engaged with DigiByte and vocal about the crypto community’s direction.
Jared Tate is not a name that often appears on the crypto stage lately. But if we look back, he was actually one of the first figures to try to fix many of Bitcoin’s weaknesses. Not with long theories or seminars after seminars, but with real action—building DigiByte, a blockchain that was born in 2014.
It was not a project formed by a group of large companies, but by someone who decided to go it alone because according to him, blockchain needed more than just hype.
Jared has a fairly unique background. He studied at The College of Idaho and also attended West Point, the American military academy. Not the usual place for someone to start building a technology project, let alone crypto. But precisely from that background, he came to hav
