TIMEHUMANITY PROTOCOLTIME / A HUMANITY LAYER FOR DIGITAL PARTICIPATION
TIME is developing a privacy-preserving eligibility protocol for fair participation.
Built on real zero-knowledge proofs, with eligibility and transferable assets designed as separate layers.
01 / THE THESIS
When eligibility is tightly bound to identity, participation can expose personal information. Without explicit eligibility constraints, duplicate identities can undermine participation rules.
TIME researches how applications can verify eligibility while reducing access to identity secrets. Uniqueness research, issuance, proofs and application scopes are separated so that each trust boundary can be evaluated.
Read the project thesis ↗02 / INTENDED APPLICATIONS
These are intended use cases, not existing commercial products or completed customer integrations.
Research anonymous member participation, activity-specific replay rejection and application separation. Natural-person one-person-one-vote still depends on unresolved uniqueness, issuance and recovery mechanisms.
Explore membership checks in research or surveys with epoch-specific participation limits. Sample quality, compliance, real-human uniqueness and data governance require separate design.
Explore coordination with separate eligibility and asset layers. Rewards, token utility and Sybil resistance remain undecided; no live token claims or rewards are offered.
03 / PROTOCOL ARCHITECTURE
Build on tested proof prototypes while keeping open research explicit.
Capture, liveness and biometric deduplication
Research stageIssuance, revocation and recovery
Prototype / anonymous issuance unresolvedSemaphore membership proofs
Real ZK verification testedApplication, activity and epoch separation
Replay rejection and separation testedApplication integration and TIME asset layer
Integration and issuance pending04 / ENGINEERING EVIDENCE
Small synthetic-vector experiments actually run three processes over TLS. Functional correctness does not establish real-population deduplication or malicious security.
Read the experiment scope and records ↗Semaphore membership proofs, scope separation, replay rejection and same-key backup recovery. Try actual synthetic-identity proof verification in the browser.
Run the real proof demo ↗The ERC-20 draft was compiled and tested on a local EVM with canonical Uniswap V2 contracts for pool creation, liquidity and trading in both directions.
Read the contract design and issuance status ↗05 / THE TIME ASSET LAYER
TIME is an ERC-20 token draft. Token holdings do not establish human eligibility, and transfers do not inherit anonymous membership-proof privacy.
Initial issuance is fixed at 1.4 billion tokens. Each net person of annual population decline corresponds to one TIME burned through manual administrator execution. Reserve funding, first data year, utility, allocations and vesting remain undecided. No official mainnet token or trading address exists.
Explore TIME design and issuance facts ↗06 / DEVELOPMENT PATH
Progress depends on acceptance conditions; planned capabilities are not presented as completed work.
UNDERSTAND THE PROJECT
Project materials describe research progress, not a token offer, trading commitment or promised return.