Trust Ledger
The recording backbone of ETHORITY. An append-only evidence layer for lifecycle transitions, verification events, anchors, and monitoring continuity.
Historical entries remain inspectable. Trust should be provable, not asserted.
Root-linked trust history
Each cycle references previous state, creating continuity across time.
What enters the ledger
Observed, Verified, Anchored or Monitored state changes.
Evidence that defined claims or records were checked.
Signals showing trust conditions remain active over time.
Integrity references linking records across cycles.
When governance-relevant events occurred.
Authorization proving issuance came from valid operators.
Governance defines. Ledger records.
Protocol rules decide what transitions are valid. The ledger stores when those transitions happened. Registry surfaces make them visible.
Trust needs memory
Inspect historical changes instead of trusting screenshots.
Buyers can verify governance maturity externally.
Clear historical evidence helps during incidents or reviews.
Explore records like a blockchain explorer
Search systems, inspect lifecycle proofs, validate records, and trace continuity.