Identity and finality
Chain ID, genesis, height, round, block hash and validator-set hash bind every accepted state.
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Protocol Controls & User Protection
国際基準、各国制度、利用者保護を軸に、通常運用では迂回できないProtocol Constraintと公開証跡を組み込んでいます。
Protocol-enforced controls connect identity, finality, transactions, assets, interfaces and change records to user protection.
Certified finalityDeterministic executionObservable public interfaces
International standards · National frameworks · User protection
User protection is embedded in the protocol boundary.
The specification maps international standards, national regulatory frameworks and user-protection requirements to protocol, transaction, asset, interface, change and observation controls. Source, acceptance, runtime wiring and deployment Evidence must separately demonstrate enforcement.
国際基準、各国制度、利用者保護を基礎に、Protocol、Transaction、Asset、Interface、Change、Observationの各層へ強制制約を組み込んでいます。通常の運用権限では、配置後に迂回または書換えできません。
Signature, nonce and expiry
Invalid signatures, reused nonces and expired operations are rejected before state acceptance.
Supply and quantity constraints
JSEC has no normal post-genesis issuance route; return quantities are arithmetically reconciled.
Public method boundary
Administrative, debug, mining, personal and transaction-pool methods remain outside the public interface.
Protocol-enforced change boundary
Configuration, source, tests, approvals and rollback evidence form one linked change record.
Linked public records
Blocks, finality certificates, state roots and asset-ledger changes remain independently inspectable.