Since 2002

Joseph Anthony Reyna (JoeCat®) is a legal systems architect, digital rights strategist, and federally recognized whistleblower who designs forensic frameworks to expose fraud, restore authorship, and convert suppressed identities into legally actionable architecture. His filings—spanning RICO, ADA, metadata fraud, AI discrimination, and cultural misattribution—have triggered scrutiny across the DOJ, SEC, IRS, and FTC. He doesn’t default to litigation—but when forced, his filings don’t just seek relief. They trigger audits, shape precedent, and alter the systems that tried to erase him.

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A descendant of 1767 Spanish land-grant settlers with Iberian, Indigenous Mexican, African, and Sephardic Jewish lineage, Reyna bridges ancestral sovereignty with infrastructure designed to restore what institutions forget. His work spans viral music, cybersecurity consulting, federal FOIA litigation, and nonprofit system design. From MTV placements and Beats by Dre externships to whistleblower cases against Spotify, Google, and the State of Texas—he navigates code, courts, and cadence with strategic fluency. Each project—from ZenBox housing to metadata enforcement—is designed to endure scrutiny, compel action, and build what institutions can’t ignore.

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Through his nonprofit Dreams Over Dollars™ (501(c)(3)), Reyna develops scalable infrastructure for communities denied visibility—ranging from legal archives and platform audits to GlideScape, a traveling LED skating rink that reclaims abandoned lots and turns them into hubs of joy, motion, and memory. He grew up watching artists disappear and records get rewritten. So now, he builds systems that outlast suppression. By the time most entities respond, the pattern is already documented, filed, and evolving in real time. He doesn’t need the last word—he has the first filing.