Justin Woodward is the President I & Co-Founder of TaxBit, is the leading tax and accounting solution for the digital economy. Now valued at over $1 billion, TaxBit is the first and only company to build real-time ERP accounting software for commodities, equities, and other digital asset investments; it provides enterprise clients with seamless end-to-end solutions including core accounting suite, customer management suite, and form issuance. Woodard, a tax attorney, co-founded TaxBit in 2017 alongside his brother Austin Woodward, CEO & Co-Founder, and their cousin Brandon Woodward, front-end development and design. The company quickly achieved unicorn status and revolutionized tax and accounting infrastructure and processes throughout the digital asset space. Justin graduated from the University of Chicago Law School, one of the most prestigious law schools in the world, before working with the general counsel of a Fortune 500 company. While there, he examined the feasibility of cryptocurrency adoption and analyzed the potential liability of causing an interdependent electronic product to lose integration. Justin also completed a federal judicial clerkship for United States District Judge Kimball working on cases and drafting numerous orders dealing with cryptocurrency, securities litigation, and contract disputes.