The goal of Supernova Labs script is to bring together expertise over the past 17 years of crypto development to establish a new, extensible interface between humanity, machines and non-human intelligences.
Imagine a world in which the velocity of money and data is able to operate at its fastest. Money has only ever been the base layer of cryptocurrency, and it's ability to store data and deploy smart contracts between parties both human and non-human, we believe, is it's ultimate purpose as a well resolved technology in our world.
We are looking to forgoe a lot of the trappings of most crypto projects, although we will not be immune to the market dynamics and hype cycles associated with them once they are a tradable asset; we will not be able to prevent this. However our mission is to create the substrate on which the next evolution of civilisation transacts and interconnects.
Script is a Peer-2-Peer transaction protocol for the internet, intranets and mesh networks in what ever form they may take at global scale.
Peer-to-peer technology is a means to operate with no central authority: managing transactions and issuing money/data carried out collectively by the network (that means you, your friends, that cute cafe you like and more). There are many ways to engage with this, whether by downloading the entire transaction database and operating as a node in the network, meaning you help secure and act as a source of truth for the network, or you can download wallets and use it as a currency or in your projects as decentralised API layer token where transparency and accountability are required.
Script has an extensible smart contracting framework built into its operational model. The world works on contracts and authorities to mediate the relationships between ourselves and each other when dealing with companies, governments and more. Traditional contracting is done through documented and agreed upon clauses that are drafted by highly specialised people within a company or individuals with a steep learning curve. We seek to simplify this by building self-executing contracts like a programme on your computer, removing the need for complex contract negotiation and simplifying contract disputes based on preagreed automation signed with digital signatures.
All transactions and datas are posted to a public ledger, and while the wallet addresses may be pseudonomymous (like a handle on a social media site) they are not anonymous once you link IPs, identifying information and more to your wallet and transactions. This is fine in some cases such as public sector spending and contracting, but we will work to make sure there are options for encrypted transactions in future to make this safe for every day use.
The model should be as follows, transparency and accountability for trusted authorities and governance, privacy for the rest of us.
Script is released under the terms of the Hippocratic license. See LICENSE for more information or see https://firstdonoharm.dev/.
This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit, cryptographic software written by Eric Young, and UPnP software written by Thomas Bernard.
This Github repository contains the source code of releases. Feel free to contribute through Pull Request. We are looking for talented UTXO coin developers and people with prior experience in sCrypt (bitcoin smart contracting language). The underlying code is a blend of bitcoin & dogecoin yet greater than the sum of their parts. It should reflect the tried and tested mechanics of bitcoin with the fun and lightweight agility of doge. Please email [email protected]
We have a Disclosure Policy for responsible disclosure of security issues.
See doc/README.md for further info on installation, building, development, etc. We will try to make this as easy as possible for people but this will require some technical expertise and an ability to use a linux terminal. We owe a debt fo gratitude to Satoshi, the builders that sought to free the world, the cypherpunks and the cryptobros that got us all to where we are today.
Dont be afraid, we believe in you.