M. O. Nechepurenko · 2026 · SSRN Electronic Journal
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.7547419 · cited by 0 works (OpenAlex) · open-access PDF
Les protocoles financiers hybrides en chaîne sont souvent évalués avec des preuves qui sont individuellement utiles mais collectivement insuffisantes: un test unitaire, un reçu de transaction, une capture d'écran, une réponse de service ou plusieurs hachés correspondants peuvent être présentés comme preuve d'un flux de travail complet même lorsque les couches partagent une source générée ou omettent l'autorité financière qui compte. Ce document développe une architecture de preuve manifestement liée pour de tels systèmes.
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Hybrid on-chain financial protocols are frequently evaluated with evidence that is individually useful but collectively insufficient: a unit test, transaction receipt, screenshot, service response, or several matching hashes may be presented as proof of a complete workflow even when the layers share one generated source or omit the financial authority that matters. This paper develops a manifest-bound evidence architecture for such systems. A sealed execution manifest binds declared system identities, roles, schemas, and release identity. Seven evidence layers are retained with registered deri
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Topics: Assertion, Hash function, Computer science, Database transaction, Workflow, Matching (statistics)
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