HODLXXI is a Bitcoin-native research framework exploring long-term coordination through cryptographic identity, time-locked commitments, and voluntary participation.
This repository contains research documents, design constraints, and reference materials.
HODLXXI is an applied research effort.
It studies whether durable cooperation can emerge over long human time horizons without central authority, using cryptographic primitives and explicit exit mechanisms.
It is not a finished system. It is not a protocol specification. It is not a product.
Participation is voluntary. Forking is expected. Exit is always allowed.
This project is intentionally document-first.
Start here:
docs/what_this_project_is_not.mddocs/limits.mddocs/research_status.mdThen continue with:
docs/manifesto.mddocs/cryptographic_reciprocity_theory.mddocs/principles_and_invariants.mdFor critical review:
docs/threat_model_and_failure_modes.mddocs/ethics.mddocs/governance.mdThis repository does not define a canonical implementation.
Any running service (e.g. KeyAuth) is an independent implementation inspired by these ideas and does not represent the framework itself.
HODLXXI is an active research project.
Claims are limited to what is architecturally enforceable. Failure, misuse, and irrelevance are accepted outcomes.
See docs/license.md.