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Protocol Overview
The end-to-end lifecycle of a LARP deployment, from symbol submission to on-chain commitment.
2.1 Lifecycle
A LARP deployment proceeds through five phases: submission, transformation, validation, authorisation and commitment. Only one of these phases alters the asset. The others confirm that it has been altered.
2.2 Phases
| Phase | Component | Effect on asset |
|---|---|---|
| Submission | Deployment Interface | None |
| Transformation | Symbolic Transformation Module | Symbol reordered |
| Validation | Recursive Consensus Layer | None |
| Authorisation | User wallet | Transaction signed |
| Commitment | Solana | Asset created on-chain |
2.3 Trust model
The protocol assumes no trust between participants, with the exception of trust in the protocol, which is established by 05 Zero-Knowledge Legitimacy.
From a practical standpoint, the trust model is simple: the LARP server constructs a transaction, the user inspects and signs it in their wallet, and Solana executes it. The server never holds user keys. See 08 Deployment Methodology.
NOTE
All research telemetry, network diagrams and diagnostics on this site are simulated. Only the deployment flow interacts with a blockchain.