I am a fullstack software developer with extensive experience in the WAX and Antelope ecosystem, currently completing a degree in law with a focus on the emerging field of crypto and digital asset regulation. Since entering the space in 2021, my work has consistently sat at the intersection of decentralized technology, governance, and long term protocol sustainability. My background includes founding and developing the WAX project Terraformers, Many Worlds, where I managed the full stack, from NFT design and smart contract development to procedural 3D systems on the front end. I have contributed code toward the upcoming AtomicAssets standard upgrade, built system level contracts from scratch, and modified core Antelope components in the process of developing my own blockchain fork. This has given me a ground level understanding of both protocol mechanics and the economic realities faced by block producers. I am seeking the role of Inspector General because I believe WAX is at a critical point that requires transparent oversight and principled governance. Beyond broader market conditions affecting the space, WAX faces unique structural challenges that warrant careful review, particularly RAM related constraints that have been amplified by the recent developments in AI and DDR5 RAM prices, and subsequently the downstream impact on block producer viability. These pressures do not represent isolated issues, but systemic risks that require measured, transparent, and pragmatic responses at the protocol and governance level. I care deeply about the longevity of WAX and the community that has formed around it. I believe the chain can endure, but only through honest oversight, thoughtful governance, and a willingness to address difficult structural issues directly. I would take the responsibility of Inspector General seriously, independently, and with the sole objective of ensuring the continued health and credibility of the WAX blockchain..