ZEQRON CONSTITUTION V4
The proposed legal and technical framework for the Zeqron Sovereign Network. Two-chamber consensus and node sovereignty.
This document describes the intended sovereign framework for the Zeqron Network. It defines the proposed relationship between the Foundation, the Engineering Chambers, and the Mesh Node operators.
ARTICLE I: NODE SOVEREIGNTY
Every peer in the Zeqron Mesh is intended to be a sovereign entity. No central authority should be able to force a state transition without following the PQC-signed consensus protocols defined in the consensus RFCs (Mysticeti PQ adaptation).
ARTICLE II: TWO-CHAMBER GOVERNANCE WITH INDEPENDENT ARBITRATION
The Zeqron Foundation is designed to operate under a two-chamber model:
- ::CHAMBER_OF_ENGINEERS: Responsible for the mathematical integrity of the protocol and consensus specifications.
- ::GOVERNANCE_COUNCIL: Intended to handle resource allocation, grant distribution, and ecosystem development.
- ::INDEPENDENT_ARBITRATION: A group of randomly selected node reputations proposed to resolve conflicts between the two chambers.
ARTICLE III: THE GHOST CONSENSUS
Consensus is intended to be achieved through weight-accumulation on the BlockDAG. All rules for block validity must be verifiable via open-source WASM runtimes.
Draft governance framework — not yet ratified on a live network
