A
(digital) signature is a
server-side authenticator in a
proof-of-work scheme.
[Do not confuse with key signature, time signature.]
Because each
opus/fibor has an
intentical ¢ent value associated with its
image, only a
finite number of ¢ents can be allocated to a
signee (ie.
juker). Such
game logic (
cassette+certificate+token) designation requires genuine
digital validation/verification before or so
push/pull requests can be approved for
transaction (known as
securing🔐). Otherwise, an
object is subjected to
double-spending, or a
user can hypothetically create counterfeit (non-injective)
assets - hijack the platform to forge
proof - which is fraudulent and disallowed. (see
juke notation,
coupon)
/// Signatures, manifested in tutti progression, are ultimately a means for reducing rotisserie stress.
As a further
integrity measure, this
data is defaulted to the
ledger (as public information).
Function map:
patch →
γ-proof →
cassette →
signature →
UUelcome
///