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The aim is to present the PaperProof Protocol as an innovative solution for publishing verifiable digital artifacts.

July 7, 2026Open Access

PaperProof Protocol: The missing artifact layer for Sui, Walrus, and agentic software

Key Points

The aim is to present the PaperProof Protocol as an innovative solution for publishing verifiable digital artifacts.
Introduces the core motivation and architecture of PaperProof.
Explains the model for long-form digital artifacts as protocol-native and verifiable objects.
Positions PaperProof within the Sui + Walrus ecosystem and compares it to traditional platforms.
Establishes PaperProof Protocol as a robust option for artifact versioning and durability.
Highlights the significance of content-addressed storage for long-term knowledge sharing.
Demonstrates how PaperProof differs from traditional content platforms and web3 protocols.

Abstract

PaperProof Protocol is a verifiable artifact publishing protocol built on Sui and Walrus. This slide deck introduces the core motivation, architecture, and product positioning of PaperProof. It explains how PaperProof models long-form digital artifacts such as preprints, technical reports, blog posts, datasets, software releases, and related discussion layers as protocol-native, versioned, and verifiable objects. The presentation also outlines PaperProof’s position in the Sui + Walrus stack, its relationship to SDKs and agent-facing skills, and its differences from traditional content platforms and web3 social protocols. The deck is intended for developers, researchers, ecosystem participants, investors, and infrastructure teams who want to understand why artifact versioning, content-addressed storage, and protocol-level verification matter for durable knowledge publishing. Official website: https://paperproof.site/ GitHub organization: https://github.com/PaperProofLabs

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