There's a common industry perception that old guys like me can't code and keep up. Not true in my case yet although they often try to wish it into being. I just don't care about proving anything to anyone, or doing supercool fantastically complex, jumbleified & disjointed code.
My ChatGBT account, note the creation date at the bottom. 
I used Chat to generate the framework for the first version of the Gold Token white paper in March, 2023. Then I didn't need Chat for much until the past couple of months.
I wrote the working prototype of Sila Money in about 100 days. Unfortunately, it was crippled from the onset by DEI directives, which was why I eventually quit. But I created a pretty solid foundation which survived all that nonsense and it's earning $5 million a year now.
One DEI hire was annoyed I earned almost twice her salary, so she downloaded a metric analysis tool, SCC, to prove she should get a raise. She should have tested it first, though, a classic rookie mistake...
First DEI hire's code value was roughly equal to his salary, $60K.
Her code value was also roughly equal to her salary, $70K.
My code value was $900K, 6x my salary. 
And then the conversation lapsed into an awkward silence.
SCC of the current Token project:
A team of four or five skilled people could build a credible State Token Platform prototype in a few months and have something production ready within a year. I did it with one hand tied behind my back.
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