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July 7, 20260 citationsOpen Access

PaperProof Protocol Yellow Paper: A Source-Derived Specification of the Sui-Native Artifact Protocol

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Key Points

  • This document aims to define the specifications for the PaperProof protocol, enhancing the governance and durability of digital artifacts.
  • Detailed description of the contract-level protocol for PaperProof.
  • Specification of trust roots, object inventory, and governance mechanisms.
  • Guidelines for third-party applications and integration processes.
  • Outlines the roles of various components, including governance vault and voting.
  • Clarifies common integration errors related to digital artifact management.
  • Establishes standards for artifact recognition and canonical events under deployment.

Abstract

PaperProof is a Sui-native protocol for durable, verifiable, and community-governed digital artifacts. This yellow paper specifies the current contract-level protocol as implemented by the PaperProof mainnet packages. It describes the trust roots, deployment manifest, object inventory, artifact type registry, artifact series model, typed version records, Walrus content references, comments tree, likes book, fee manager, governance vault, proposals, voting, claims, events, validation rules, error codes, indexing rules, upgrade boundaries, and SDK-facing contracts. This document is intentionally narrower than a whitepaper and stricter than an application guide. It does not claim that PaperProof proves truth, originality, academic quality, license compliance, or social value. It specifies what the protocol recognizes, what the contracts store, what events can be treated as canonical under the active deployment, and how third-party applications and indexers should avoid common integration errors. Official website: https://paperproof.site/ GitHub organization: https://github.com/PaperProofLabs

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PaperProof Labs (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a4c9754331bc25c9e5f44d4https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21201604
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