Thomas didn’t start in blockchain.
At Georgia Institute of Technology, he attended a lot of meetups, just to explore different fields.
Then, at a FinTech meetup in Atlanta, he met a stranger talking about Bitcoin and “magic internet money.”
🔥 That one conversation changed his career.
Why Founders Should Always Put Themselves in New Rooms:
1. Go to events outside your industry.
Thomas was a computer engineering student—but he went to a FinTech event.
That’s where he found blockchain before most people even knew about it.
2. Follow what makes you curious.
Instead of dismissing blockchain as “just another trend,” he dug deeper.
He joined forums, attended more meetups, and learned from real builders.
3. Stay open to unexpected opportunities.
He didn’t set out to build a blockchain security company.
But by following his curiosity, he eventually founded Set In Stone.
Entrepreneurship isn’t about having everything planned—it’s about being in the right conversations when opportunities appear.
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