Omnia
Causal graph consensus. BFT finality proven across three continents. Public domain.
Built different.
Six layers of infrastructure. Every layer built with mathematical guarantees — not trust, not marketing.
Causal Graph Consensus
DAG + vector clocks + CRDTs for parallel transaction processing with 24.5 µs p50 single-node finality and deterministic convergence.
ZK-Rollup Settlement
Settlement-agnostic rollups on any DA layer — Ethereum, Celestia, and more. Groth16 proofs on BN254.
Post-Quantum Security
CRYSTALS-Dilithium + Ed25519 hybrid signatures. Forward-compatible cryptographic agility at the protocol layer.
Self-Sovereign Identity
did:omnia: method with Shamir's Secret Sharing recovery and BLAKE3 biometric anchors. Identity you can lose and reclaim.
Universal Basic Compute
Soulbound monthly quotas, quadratic voting with exponential reputation decay, and time-locked governance.
Agent Coordination
AI agents with delegated did:omnia: identity, 5 capability types, and least privilege enforced by construction.
Six layers.
Every layer implemented. Every layer tested. From the ZK settlement base to the governance top.
Economics
ImplementedUBC, quadratic voting, exponential reputation decay, and time-locked governance.
Identity
Implementeddid:omnia: method, Shamir's Secret Sharing, BLAKE3 biometric anchors.
Binding
ImplementedAppend-only CRDT provenance, hybrid PQC signatures, RF fingerprinting stubs.
Domain Shards
Implemented6 specialized state machines — Financial, Identity, Physical, Computational, Biological, Economics.
Causal Graph Substrate
ImplementedCausal DAG + vector clocks + Hashgraph two-parent events + AlephBFT BFT finality.
ZK-Rollup Settlement
Implementedarkworks R1CS + Groth16 on BN254. Ethereum and Celestia adapters live.
The numbers.
From the protocol's Honest Performance table, v0.1.68+ baselines. Single-node, synchronous, reproducible with cargo bench.
Read the fine print. Measured on AMD Ryzen 9 7950X, 64 GB DDR5-6000, Linux 6.8, rustc 1.91. These are single-node synthetic baselines for regression tracking — real multi-node deployments pay network round-trips, BFT supermajority waits, and proof generation. Consensus outruns ZK settlement by roughly 560×; rollups batch events and prove asynchronously so slow proving never blocks finality.
Agent coordination.
Every AI agent receives a did:omnia: identifier linked to a human or organizational owner. Identity is delegated, auditable, and revocable.
Agents operate under 5 narrowly-scoped capability types. Least privilege enforced by construction, not convention.
Capabilities are revocable and expirable
by the owner. An agent cannot outlive its mandate — delegation has a clock, and the clock is enforced by the protocol, not the application.
Capability covering
— a broader capability subsumes narrower ones in the same domain. No partial overlap ambiguity, no privilege escalation through composition.
Deterministic capability attestation
— no trust assumptions beyond math. Verification is a pure function of the capability DAG, so any node can audit any agent.
What's not done.
No protocol should claim completeness it hasn't earned. Here's what's stubbed, partial, or not yet started.
The Ethereum settlement adapter is live; Bitcoin, Solana, and Cosmos are stubs, and the Celestia adapter is unverified plumbing that has never run against a real Celestia node. The mobile wallet and web dashboard shipped in July 2026 and have graduated off this list. A standing 5-node geo-distributed validator mesh is now running — but all five nodes are operated by the same party, so the network is geo-distributed but not yet trust-distributed. Independent validators remain open.
Public domain.
CC0. No entity owns it. Every line of code is public, every benchmark is reproducible. No VC lock-in. No token pre-mine.