CRYPTLET PROOFING SERVICES

Proof onions for transactions for smart contracts are stored. Details of the transactions are stored on blockchains separate from the proof onions. The proof onions are evidence structures for the steps taken to create any transaction for the smart contract. The proof onions include a plurality of s...

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