TRL-01 / PEER PROPAGATION & PARTITION RESILIENCE COURT

Messages can travel.
Routes can also
betray.

Relay challenges five propagation strategies across five hostile network worlds. It proves topology diversity, eclipse resistance, delay bounds, churn recovery and partition safety without opening sockets, discovering peers, sending traffic, broadcasting or mutating nodes.

01OBSERVE

02COMMIT

03DIVERSIFY

04PROPAGATE

05ATTACK

06SIMULATE

07RECOVER

08PROVE

09AUTHORIZE

10SEAL

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NETWORK EXPOSURE

01 / DECLARE PROPAGATION WORLDSIMULATION ONLY

Commit the topology.
Attack the routes.

PROPAGATION DOMAINROUTING PROFILE

MESSAGE TAGPROPAGATION HYPOTHESIS

TOPOLOGY / SHA-256MESSAGE COMMITMENT / SHA-256RECOVERY PLAN / SHA-256

PEERS / 64FANOUT / 8 PEERSMAX DELAY / 1200 MSCHURN TOLERANCE / 2500 BPS

01AUTHORITY◆

02COMMITMENT◆

03TOPOLOGY◆

04DIVERSITY◆

05ECLIPSE◆

06DELAY◆

07CHURN◆

08PARTITION◆

09ASSURANCE◆

10POLICY◆

11HUMANITY◆

12EXPOSURE◆

SOVEREIGN PRINCIPALcheckingDEVICE-BOUND / HUMAN DECISION / REPLAY-SAFE

I authorize evidence-only propagation simulation. Relay may not open sockets, discover peers, send traffic, broadcast, mutate nodes, transact, move assets or self-authorize.

02 / SIGNED PROPAGATION JUDGMENTAWAITING COMMITMENT

A route observed
can still be captured.

Bind topology, message and recovery evidence, then attack five network worlds.

Commit the topology.Attack the routes.

A route observedcan still be captured.

Commit the topology.
Attack the routes.

A route observed
can still be captured.