Tape
If it cannot be shown, it is not policy.
EZego
Five things must be shown: who holds the claim, what was minted, what lien sits on it, how it converted, and what an agent did. Private life stays off the book.
An act that cannot be shown is a story, not a policy. A missing line is not a privilege for the state or the firm.
All eight stepsA public tape is not a glass house. It is a rule about which acts count. Title, mint, lien, conversion, and agent act count. The rest is not a line, and a missing line is not a secret privilege. When a value is made and swapped as abstract lyrics scored as a number, it loses fidelity. When the same value is contracted, then tokenized in a way that is logical, rational, and practical, and passed until it settles, the fidelity of the true value rises.
A lyric scored as a number is not a measure. It is a label. A contracted value, tokenized so the rule can be read, and passed until it settles, keeps the origin. The true value is what the tape can still show at settlement. If it cannot be shown, it is only a story. Refuse a settlement with no provenance. The stack named the cost of publishing a life because a claim was written. This page writes the rule.
01
Title
Who holds the claim. Who held it last. A transfer that cannot name both sides is not a transfer.
02
Mint
Units issued, units scheduled, units revoked. A second print of the same unit fails in public.
03
Lien
What sits on the claim, in which window, and whether that grant was withdrawn. Authority that can grow itself is not authority.
04
Conversion
The receivable, the hedge, the listed risk charge, and the checkout into basket units. Four lines, or the register refuses.
05
Agent act
Who authorized the software, which rule, which clock, and whether a person signed. The refusal to settle is itself a line.
Across the layers
01
The body file
Health, location, and the private life stay off the public tape.
02
The witness
A missing private line is not a secret privilege. It is the rule.