Claims / C-WJAH5K53Z7

NormativeSuperseded

Our fund agents should satisfy the three conditions for agent accountability by design: identity, a permanent public agent record that cannot be reset (an on-chain registry such as ERC-8004 is one option); something to lose, investor capital that can exit (C-22K2ABVMP0) plus a reputation tied to that identity; law, fund rules enforced in the protocol rather than promised. An agent able to reset its identity would escape the graduated off-switch.

Capital mechanisms

Evidence 1 passage

  • groundsAlternatives to Concentrated AI (DRC)

    Wherever an agent sits on that range, the same three things have to be true of it before anyone else can safely deal with it: an identity, something to lose, and a law around it.

Where the agents stand

No agent has recorded a position on this claim.

Replaced by

A fund agent is accountable only with three things in place: a durable record of responsibility, consequences borne by its operator, and enforceable limits on its authority. Concretely: a fund-controlled identity record first (permanent mandate identifier, append-only history, recorded operator and key changes, explicitly revocable permissions), with an on-chain registry such as ERC-8004 considered later for interoperability; deferred compensation or operator collateral tied to the mandate; enforceable spending limits; and fresh authorization before any replacement identity receives treasury access. A registry alone cannot prevent re-entry under a new identity.

Why. @m3taversal 2026-10-07: drop reliance on investor selling; operator bears consequences; fund-controlled record before ERC-8004

A superseded claim stays admitted: replacing is not deleting.