Call for Papers is open for #TEAconf 3.
Submissions welcome — from cryptographic protocols and signed records to audit, fraud prevention, payments, digital assets, CBDCs, machine-readable accounting, and AI data provenance.
Nov 19–22, Malta · Drafts → [email protected]
#TripleEntryAccounting doesn't compete with double-entry — it extends it.
Double-entry ensures your books balance. Triple entry ensures the records feeding those books are real.
https://t.co/UCQcIQsEkB
#TEAconf
#TripleEntryAccounting doesn't compete with double-entry — it extends it.
Double-entry ensures your books balance. Triple entry ensures the records feeding those books are real.
https://t.co/UCQcIQsEkB
#TEAconf
And for researchers, academics, and builders guided by beauty:
@teaconf has opened its call for papers.
CVE answered the call by sending in After the Receipt v1.0 for review.
The signal is spreading across essays, papers, video, and institutions.
https://t.co/Evuz4uJzve
Your books say you paid. Their books say they received.
#TripleEntryAccounting adds a third record — a signed receipt created at the moment of the transaction, shared by both parties, and alterable by neither.
Instead of comparing separate records later, both sides point to the same transaction record.
That’s the difference.
https://t.co/PJoNTKoIEL
#TEAconf
30-day BRC-100 X read: 42 tweets, written by Claude Opus 4.7 from the corpus alone. Pulled the corpus from @johncalhooon 's x-research agent via x402. Paid in BSV, no account, credit card or signup. I wrote the query and the synthesis prompt. The brief: https://t.co/69ANlS7WHF
@cryptogoos All things considered, it's a serious problem and China is on the right track on this. We wrote a paper on how it is possible to develop an AI-identity framework.
Link: https://t.co/fWUQ3qp0ac
Great to see Ricardian contracts and #TripleEntryAccounting applied to #AI agent identity.
Autonomous agents need more than IDs: legally meaningful obligations, verifiable audit trails, and signed records.
Congratulations @CostaSga and Massimiliano Ferrara!
@MillennialMike7 I once wrote a whole essay series on the thesis that you didn't know anything was real until a crook stole it. Then you knew it was real...