Technology Overview

Round-Robin + DAR consensus · On-chain wasm_migrate upgrades · How contract roles are resolved at runtime · Runtime principal authority carries the subject-neutral principle into permissions: they come from role and delegation, not subject type. Signing and deployment in production still require human approval.

Architecture Overview Runtime Boundary

Round-Robin Continuous DAR Scoring Post-Quantum Security

Round-Robin Consensus

Validators take turns in order, and DAR role reviews are driven by economic seconds. If the review inputs are missing, the network rejects the action rather than falling back to a fixed block count forever.

DAR Dynamic Validator Selection

DAR runs continuously and combines a 104/96 hysteresis band with an 86400-economic-second review window, so qualification changes, role review, and scheduling stay in step.

Block & Transaction Format

The public pages show the block, transaction, and receipt structure; the whitepaper goes further into failed receipts, on-chain upgrade receipts, and how contract roles are resolved.

Deep Dive

Explore consensus boundaries, on-chain upgrade paths, registry and contract-role resolution, and implementation constraints.

Consensus & Review Runtime & Registry

Whitepaper Cross-Check

Open the strict architecture layer to see consensus, wasm_migrate upgrades, reply_on and atomic rollback, and how contract roles are resolved at runtime, all in one place.

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