Transparency
Trust & Security
Where things live, what we ask you to trust, and what you can verify yourself.
Where things live
What runs where
| What | Where |
|---|---|
| The LIFE token, payouts, the cap and the signer rules | On Solana |
| Registration and stakes | On Solana |
| A hash of each day's log | On Solana |
| Submitted results, re-scores and verdicts | The public log, kept by the coordinator |
| Scoring and re-scoring | Your machine and the validators' machines |
| LIFE-BRAIN | Project hardware that accepts no incoming connections |
What we ask
What you can verify yourself
The LIFE team runs the coordinator that collects results. You do not have to take our word for what it does:
- The full log is public, and a hash of each day's log is recorded on Solana, so a changed record would not match.
- A payout needs signatures from independent keys and cannot exceed a cap written into the Solana program, so a hacked server cannot print LIFE.
- Every paid result is re-scored by a second machine.
- The code is open [license to confirm], and we scan its history for secrets before publishing.
- We keep only two things secret: keys, and the choice of which results will be spot-checked next. Nothing about how the rules work is hidden.
An external security review of the Solana programs is planned before mainnet [confirm]. To report a problem, use [contact or policy link].