Long-term

The long-term aim is a Solana-native human-control signal that any program can read. The protocol is designed to become public infrastructure.

Identity as public infrastructure

The mission is to make a fresh human-control check as composable as a wallet signature. Integrators should read one documented state format across applications.

The planned economics route fees to validators and a governed treasury after the validator network exists. Current fees accrue to the protocol treasury.

Cross-chain as a default

A wallet's current verification state is a Solana account. Future relay work can make that state readable on other chains. The relay design must state its bridge and finality assumptions.

Behavioral as a moving target

Voice, motion, and touch synthesis will improve. The validation policy must evolve against new measured attacks. A future validator network needs a controlled update and attestation process for that policy.

What stays constant

• Privacy boundary. Raw motion and full-resolution touch stay on the client. Phrase audio leaves for transient processing and must never persist.
• Bounded mission. Entros is designed to answer whether a wallet presents current and returning human-control evidence. It does not verify legal identity or personal attributes.
• Public protocol. The on-chain programs, client SDK, circuits, and research paper remain public. The private validation engine publishes scoped campaign results and safe resolved-finding summaries.

Where to look next

• Concepts: Proof of Personhood - the bounded mission
• How to influence - the RFC process