RGB Blackpaper
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  • RGB Blackpaper
  • General information
    • 1. Introduction
      • 1.1. Motivation
      • 1.2. Background
    • 2. Protocol design
      • 2.1. Design goals
      • 2.2. Design overview
  • Consensus layer
    • 3. Client-side-validation
      • 3.1. Proof of publication
      • 3.2. Single-use-seals
      • 3.3. Deterministic bitcoin commitments
        • 3.3.1. Tapret commitments
        • 3.3.2. Opret commitments
        • 3.3.3. Deterministic output selection
      • 3.4. Multi-protocol commitments
    • 4. Ubiquitous deterministic computin
      • 4.1. Strict types system
      • 4.2. AluVM virtual machine
    • 5. Contracts, state & operations
      • 5.1. Schema
      • 5.2. Contract state
      • 5.3. Contract operations
      • 5.4. Contract validation
  • Application layer
    • 6. Writing contracts. Scripting.
    • 7. Interacting with contracts
    • 8. P2P communications
    • 9. Wallet interaction
    • 10. Possible applications
      • 10.1. Bitcoin Finance (BiFi) on Lightning
      • 10.2. Non-financial applications
  • Other information
    • 11. Governance
      • 11.1. Organizations
      • 11.2. Ossification & upgradability
    • 12. Protocol properties
      • 12.1. Privacy
      • 12.2. Censorship-resistance
      • 12.3. Trust model
      • 12.4. Global state & avaliability
      • 12.5. Comparison to other systems
    • 13. History & acknowledgements
  • Appendices
    • References
    • Appendix A: Related standards
    • Appendix B: Reference implementation
    • Appendix C: Glossary
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1. Introduction

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This document is targeting technical readers, who would like to understand, audit, extend or build new applied tech with RGB. The document presents an explanation of design principles and provides deep technical insights into how RGB system is structured and works. It is not a formal RGB specification, however the information is based on underlying standards defining parts of the RGB protocol and related technologies.

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