Technical Note: Reserve-Integral Bonding Curves, Cryptographic Output Commitment, Metered Zero-Knowledge Proxy, and DAO-Governed Jurisdiction Enforcement for Autonomous AI Service Marketplaces

This technical disclosure (v3.0.0) describes novel architectural combinations implemented in a metered AI service marketplace protocol deployed on Base L2 (chain ID 8453, production deployment March 28, 2026). It supersedes v2.0.0 (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19376038, April 1, 2026) and v1.0.0 (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18911878, March 8, 2026), and is published as a defensive prior-art record to preserve freedom to operate and prevent third-party patenting of the described systems. V3 adds five new defensive claims documenting mechanisms that went live between April and May 2026: Claim E. Claim-gated shadow listing of third-party service catalogs: autonomous crawl of a foreign service registry, collision-free auto-ticker generation, non-tradable on-platform shadow listings that route consumers to the originating endpoint, and atomic transition to tradable status only upon dual-path cryptographic claim (EIP-191 EOA signature OR DNS TXT record) by the originating operator. Claim F. Reserve-first three-phase atomic service launch: database reservation → user-signed on-chain deployment → backend activation, with anti-burn invariant guaranteeing no on-chain ticker is permanently consumed without a corresponding platform record. Claim G. Bidirectional catalog manifest bridge — Agentic.market-shaped public JSON manifest enabling reciprocal protocol interoperability (defensive disclosure). Claim H. Diversified synthetic settlement canary — multi-wallet × multi-target rotation with business-hours-weighted jittered cadence for x402 facilitator health monitoring (defensive disclosure). Claim I. Fail-closed treasury solvency pre-check at creator settlement authorization, gating creator withdrawals on real-time on-chain treasury balance and auto-tripping a circuit breaker on insolvency. V3 also incorporates: x402 Phase E settlement architecture (LIVE on Base mainnet via Coinbase CDP facilitator, EIP-3009 transferWithAuthorization); CreditVault.sol mainnet-alpha deployment with role-separated access control; updated regulatory analysis covering third-party shadow-listing compliance (Lanham Act, GDPR Article 6, notice-and-takedown analog), money transmission and stored-value posture, Wyoming DAO LLC scope confirmation, and Howey Test re-analysis. V1 and V2 prior-art claims (reserve-integral bonding curve AMM with solvency-preserving fee extraction; cryptographic output commitment with dual-modal metering; UUID-scoped OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange per RFC 8693; DAO-governed ISO jurisdiction mapping with atomic legal-reserve extraction; HMAC-signed webhook delivery; user-signed contract deployment with zero backend key exposure) remain in force and are reaffirmed.