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Nodes · Sovereign Onboarding

A Sovereign Node is a person
whose verification is sealed.

The node surface is specified and scheduled behind the attestation gateway. This page carries its doctrine in advance: what a Sovereign Node is, what it is not, and why it cannot be bought.

What it is

A non-transferable civic identity bound to one holder, carrying verification-derived standing that grows through confirmed acts: record verification, primary-source confirmation, milestone witness.

What it is not

Not an account. Not a token. Not transferable, purchasable, or inheritable. Standing accrues to the person through verified acts and decays without renewal.

Why it cannot be bought

Standing is derived from the sealed record, not from payment. A purchase creates no verified acts; a verified act cannot be delegated.

Status

Specified. Scheduled behind the attestation gateway. The doctrine above is the binding description; onboarding opens when the gateway's registry tools go live.

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