Half of all mind. protocol fees, distributed back to holders. Verifiable. On-chain. Yours.
mind. is infrastructure for portable, verifiable, encrypted AI state. It gives developers and agents a standardized way to move state between environments, prove what they had and when, and control who can see it.
The core primitive is the capsule — an encrypted, versioned container with cryptographic commitments that bind content to its history. Capsules hold anything: prompts, model weights, agent configurations, training data, research artifacts, or whatever else needs to be sealed, verified, and shared.
The protocol operates at three tiers, each adding a cryptographic or economic property. Seal for encryption and integrity verification. Register to add timestamped provenance and verifiable continuity on-chain. Tokenize to add consumptive, market-priced access.
The foundation is the capsule — a schema-agnostic container serialized deterministically (RFC 8785 canonical JSON), encrypted under a fresh AES-256-GCM key, and committed via keccak-256 hashes that bind the plaintext to its encrypted form. The result is a sealed object that anyone can verify but only the keyholder can read.
Encryption gives you privacy. Deterministic serialization gives you integrity and provenance. Commitments give you reproducibility. These properties are intrinsic to the capsule itself — they exist before any blockchain is involved.