Distributed cryptographic consensus-based architecture for state synchronization using redundant verification and deterministic validators
AssigneeDomus Tower, Inc.
InventorJoseph Burke Forster
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AssigneeDomus Tower, Inc.
InventorJoseph Burke Forster
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A computer-implemented system for cryptographically authenticated state synchronization within a distributed ledger uses a digital synchronization agent to irrevocably and synchronously transfer digital security positions and corresponding digital fiat instruments between digital instrument containers. A deterministic supervisory verification framework redundantly executes verification of transfer requests using a quorum of nodes, distributing trust across the network. The system generates priority timestamps using a deterministic consensus protocol that excludes mining operations, proof-of-work operations, and probabilistic finality mechanisms. The system appends the priority timestamps to transfer operations based on consensus, generating immutable execution paths with sub-threshold latency. The system synchronizes digital security position states in real-time with digital fiat instrument states, preventing deferred state synchronization.
A computer-implemented system for cryptographically authenticated state synchronization within a distributed ledger, the computer-implemented system comprising:
A computer-implemented system comprising:
A computer-implemented method comprising:
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