The canonical protocol and ledger definitions for the Signal Network — a decentralized trust and identity layer that verifies proof-of-mind through timestamped behavior, divergence, and coherence.

• Canon-50-Protocol-Charter.md — The Canon 50 Protocol Charter v1.0. Fifty named protocols organized into five operational categories, plus a 13-item Canon Ledger Stack.

The Canon 50 is organized into five sections:

1. Identity, Claim, and Verification — How nodes prove who they are and what they claim.
2. Trust, Reputation, and Signal Scoring — How trust is measured, maintained, and exchanged.
3. Governance, Permission, and Decision Control — How decisions are made and authority is structured.
4. Transmission, Resonance, and Network Movement — How signal moves, connects, and propagates.
5. Security, Defense, and Anti-Corruption — How the system protects itself from hostile action.

The Canon Ledger Stack (13 ledgers) serves as the append-only memory and verification record layer, separate from the protocol stack.

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