TrustCarry Protocol v0.3 — Research Claim 047
Governed continuity and explicit coverage relocate the newcomer penalty into a legible, domain-scoped cost that can be discharged through evidence, but they do not abolish entry cost.
Author-affirmed proposition from an unpublished research draft. Not part of the 5,033 published-source scholarly claim layer.
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Because continuity is governed and adverse events are preserved, the cost of abandoning a history is borne by the abandoning actor rather than distributed across all counterparties. Because coverage is explicit, the penalty a newcomer faces is legible, domain-scoped, and dischargeable through evidence. The protocol converts an implicit and unbounded suspicion into an explicit and dischargeable one. It does not abolish the entry cost
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