The Sovereign Context Protocol
Agents can use private data only within permissions signed by the data owner. Each operation creates a verifiable activity record that validators can attest and the protocol can settle.
Dragon 1 is the live flagship cluster, serving DDC on mainnet since 2024. See Dragon 1 →You get an answer and a bill. What ran, on which data, at what cost: unverifiable.
The execution trail stops at the vendor's API. No receipts, no replay, no independent audit.
Model, data, and metering all live with the same vendor. The auditor is the auditee.
Your context is locked inside apps. Agents that need context often have to hand it to whoever runs the model.
Proof of Compute turns AI from a black box into an auditable economic network.
Every transfer can name the work it paid for, who attested it, and the era that settled it. Unattested activity never pays out: token flow is proven work, by construction.
A grant is signed once, recorded by GAR, attested by validators against captured activity, then settled in $CERE. Proof of Compute, end to end.
Identity is a wallet. The vault, partitioned into scopes, belongs to it. Enterprise or personal, the data never moves to the model vendor.
A grant is a signed agreement: which scopes, for how long. The Global Agent Registry verifies every access against it, and revoking is a signature change.
Agents execute on cluster compute, serverless and GPU-backed, inside the permission boundary instead of behind a vendor API.
DAC emits a signed activity record per operation: data touched, compute burned, result hash. Off-chain payloads, on-chain integrity.
Independent validators attest captured execution records against independently observed activity; decisions are designed as a ⅔ supermajority of a rotating random subset. Only attested records are eligible for settlement.
Each window closes automatically: customer deposits debited, operators, validators, and the protocol treasury paid in $CERE.
The short version lives here. Each room holds the full depth: receipts you can read, numbers you can check, code you can run, votes you can cast.
Five primitives, four receipt shapes you can read line by line, and why this is not a dashboard promise. Plus the honest status table.
enter the proof room →Who pays whom, era by era. Clusters: launch one, join one, what the bond commits you to. The five surfaces of the standard.
enter the economics room →What it makes possible, then the SDK: claim a vault, sign a grant, publish an event, read your receipt. Quickstart in five steps.
enter the build room →Two governance tracks, never conflated: one $CERE one vote on-chain, one member one vote in the Swiss association. And ten honest FAQs.
enter the governance room →