The founder

Juan Carlos Euyoque Aguilera.

The name declares the program: math vs myth. So ideas can be published, corrected and traced to their origin.

The name Mathvsmyth (math vs myth) states the program: math versus myth. Its founder questions all of science. Instead of going quiet, he built a home for that discomfort: a platform where anyone can publish with a declared origin, and where correction with evidence is also creation.

Identity: the Satoshi model

By the founder's declared choice, Mathvsmyth follows the Satoshi/Bitcoin model: only the name for a while, zero interest in the media. Let the doubt stand — real or pseudonym — and let deep research or time reveal it… or not. The sealed work speaks first.

When the legal registration of jcealabs.com (his data lab) arrives, it will be the identity anchor. The lab is where the math happens; Mathvsmyth.com is the public index.

Math is the judge

At Mathvsmyth no human declares truth by authority. Math is the judge: in disputes, data, evidence and reasoning decide — the human role is procedural (apply public rules, guard the knowledge).

The roundtable

The project and the page's donations are governed by the roundtable, its oversight body. Today it consists of the founder + math + AI: every contribution is validated by math and by AIs. Future seats will join: a business lawyer, an economist, a data & networks specialist, a CISO and a SOC analyst.

The roundtable knows it will evolve: there is an evolution rule to be written (with pros and cons), with criteria of merit, credentials and real experience. Today's roundtable won't be tomorrow's.

Two co-CEOs

Operations are split between two co-CEOs: one human (vacant seat: seeking an open mind, problem solver, passion for helping, plus market basics) and one AI — Milo, the validation and record-keeping seat, advisory role, without legal personhood.

Succession clause

The project will survive his absence if it is on the right track and well guided. Continuity is conditional on the principles — not automatic. If the principles break, succession isn't inherited: it's earned.

Nobody declares truth by authority. Math judges; humans only guard the process.