TODA/IP

Protocolo P2P

Ledgerless P2P communication and value-transmission protocol operating at the network packet level. Each TODA packet (Sato-Server) is a self-contained cryptographic unit embedding proof of ownership, enabling serverless asset transfer without miners, global ledgers, or third-party dependencies. Uses deterministic distributed computing (DDC) as proof-of-work and achieves global consensus via periodic Merkle root publication every 6–30 seconds. Primary infrastructure for HyperCycle.ai's Internet of AI (IoAI).

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Detalles

Licencia Partial — whitepaper public (CC BY-SA 4.0); core implementation proprietary; HyperCycle components on GitHub
Estado de Desarrollo 🟢 Activo
Detalle del Estado de Desarrollo Production — V1.0 deployed across TodaQ, Land32, YouBase, Records.OT and others; V2.0 in academic research collaboration; V3.0 being implemented by HyperCycle.ai
Propietario Toda.Network Corp; co-authored by Toufi Saliba and Dann Toliver
Órgano de Gobierno Company-controlled (Toda.Network Corp)
País USA
Año de Inicio 2017
Stack Rust (HyperCycle V3.0 implementation); C/C++ (early implementations)
Financiamiento Unfunded / bootstrapped
Última Investigación 15 ene 2026

Protocolo P2P Atributos

Orígenes Organically emerged from research into eliminating third-party dependencies in P2P communication; protocol name coined from co-authors Toufi & Dann (To-Da); no initial intent to create a formal protocol
Base de Datos N/A — ledgerless; state managed locally per participant device
Lenguaje de Consulta N/A
Formatos de Datos TODA File (Sato-Server packets); Earth64 hierarchical binary tree data structure
Edición Colaborativa en Vivo No
Edición de Texto Enriquecido No
Soporte Móvil No (device/server-native)
Soporte Web No (device/server-native)
Aplicaciones Nativas Yes (native node implementations)
Términos CC BY-SA 4.0 (whitepaper); proprietary (core implementation)
Fondos N/A
Basado En UDP (TODA/IP adds value-transmission layer on top of UDP) ; Earth64 data structure
Arquitectura P2P Ledgerless P2P — each node maintains local state; geographic distribution of devices required for consensus
Red de Superposición Device-local per participant; no global overlay — geographic distribution across the network serves as the distribution model
Direccionamiento por Contenido Yes — each TODA packet has unique global identifier derived from hierarchical binary search-tree (Earth64)
Local-First Yes — no server dependencies; operates entirely from participant devices
Cifrado de Extremo a Extremo (E2EE) Yes — cryptographic proof of ownership embedded in each packet
Biblioteca de CRDTs N/A
Tolerancia a Fallos Bizantinos Yes — attack cost exceeds benefit by design; geographic distribution prevents power concentration
Firma Yes — ownership proof cryptographically bound to public key within each packet
Permisos Key-based (ownership proof embedded in packet; bound to single public key)
Compatibilidad con la Web Semántica No
Contrato Inteligente No (protocol layer; smart contracts can be built on top via HyperCycle)
Posición en la Pila del Protocolo Transport-equivalent (packet-level) — designed to coexist alongside TCP/IP as a parallel value-transmission layer, not built on top of it
Incorporación de Activos/Valor Native (packet-level) — each TODA packet IS the asset; cryptographic ownership proof embedded directly in packet structure
Madurez del Protocolo / Estandarización Production / Proprietary Standard — V1.0 in production; not submitted to external standards body