Read the protocol
Start with the architecture, normative specifications, and security assumptions in the public repository.
Network / Testnet
Actum is in protocol design and pre-testnet implementation. The work is open so assumptions, code, proofs, and operational procedures can be challenged before launch.
Start with the architecture, normative specifications, and security assumptions in the public repository.
Build the deterministic kernel and rehearse a local network before connecting to shared infrastructure.
Use the published vectors and verifier interfaces to check canonical commitments and finalized evidence.
Contribute validator, prover, builder, storage, wallet, or application capacity as the public testnet opens.
Current status
Current validators execute native cash and authenticated digest anchors. ObjectVM, multi-asset tokenization, and regulated transfers have locally tested libraries but are not wired into validator block execution. The application state still caps retained objects at 64; a larger sparse-tree index needs a versioned validator migration. Native wallet custody and the testnet faucet flow have local qualification. The operator wallet CLI now covers the full local lifecycle: passphrase-protected seed custody, deterministic ML-KEM agreement keys, DID create/rotate/recover, signed cash sessions and transfers, verifier bonding, duty receipts, and reward redemption — each with published golden vectors so independent clients can verify them without our implementation.
The developmental storage profile describes a 1 TiB budget with witnessed replay roots, 8-of-12 archive custody, crash-safe pruning, and checkpoint sync. Its components have local tests and rehearsals; physical deployment and sustained network capacity remain to be qualified.
Remaining launch-gate work is tracked openly and is deliberately not claimed as done: the ML-DSA verifier is still being arithmetized for in-circuit proving, the pre-launch formal verification program is incomplete, ActiveBridge awaits staged external-rail pilots, and identity qualification needs runs on physical Apple and Android hardware. Independent security, privacy, and formal-methods review has not taken place. Nothing here is audited, and no value-bearing guarantee is offered.