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The Creation Ledger: A Protocol for Creation-Backed Token Economics on Verified Decision Provenance

Authors: Hundley, P. Jeremiah;

The Creation Ledger: A Protocol for Creation-Backed Token Economics on Verified Decision Provenance

Abstract

We present the Creation Ledger, a protocol for token economics grounded in verified creative process rather than computational expenditure, staked capital, or attention signals. The protocol introduces Proof of Provenance (PoP) — a consensus primitive where tokens are minted exclusively through verified human-directed creative work, as validated by Cognitive Rhythm Analysis (CRA) of embedded decision trees.The protocol addresses three structural failures that have destroyed every prior creator token platform: (1) speculation crowding out utility at launch, (2) verification systems that are cheaper to forge than to use honestly, and (3) regulatory classification as securities due to revenue-sharing mechanics.The system is protected by nine provisional patent applications (193 claims across four patent families) filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.Patent Support: Patents 1-9 filed March 30, 2026. 193 total claims across Dense Notation, Proxy Provenance, Self-Proving Documents, Decision-Chain Provenance, Schema Registry, Delivery Protocol, Code Closure, Format-Provenance Fusion, and Document-Directed Computation.

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