Amy Pearson

I'm a mechanical engineer turned patent attorney who spent 20 years writing the high-value licensing agreements that blockchain forgot to enforce.

In 2022 I watched platforms turn off creator royalties overnight — legally, because nothing structurally prevented it. As someone who had spent two decades defining precise contractual terms, I couldn't accept that something called a "smart contract" wasn't being treated like a contract.

I built TrustLogic — a patent-pending dual-token enforcement protocol that makes smart contracts actually behave like contracts. Defined transfer conditions. Automatic remedies. Enforcement nobody can turn off.

ScalpProof, the first use case built on TrustLogic, is live on Arbitrum mainnet today. I'm building the enforcement layer that unlocks trillions in assets that institutional lawyers have been too cautious to put on-chain. Because now they don't have to be.