Protocol & security
Challenge the specifications, threat models, formal claims, cryptographic boundaries, and implementation.
Join the network
Actum is early by design. We are looking for people who want to test the thesis, find the failure modes, and turn explicit authority into dependable infrastructure.
Challenge the specifications, threat models, formal claims, cryptographic boundaries, and implementation.
Help rehearse validator operations, availability, recovery, observability, and safe upgrades.
Create wallets, identity tools, applications, explorers, integrations, and verifier implementations.
Experiment with proving, AI work, storage, indexing, and other useful services without validity authority.
Start here
The repository contains the implementation, specifications, formal models, test vectors, and current work.
FAQ
Only within the bounded security-issuance rule. Issuance cannot exceed the declared cap, is reduced by fee revenue and reserve draw, and is recorded in the epoch supply transition. Burns can offset or exceed issuance.
No. Stake and bonds secure capacity and provide slashable accountability. Duty rewards are fixed for assigned work, not a passive return on capital.
No. It is protocol design and open implementation, progressing from a deterministic semantic devnet toward its first testnet.
Actum has native money, bounded security issuance, fees, burns, verifier bonds, and fixed duty rewards. The asset pays for accountable security and useful protocol work inside a ledger where identity, authorization, privacy, computation, and evidence are first-class primitives.
Read the specifications, run the local test suite, challenge the assumptions, and contribute through the public GitHub repository.