What are the four Level 1 The Internet of Value protocols?
~ValueCaptureProtocol, ~WellbecomingProtocol, ~SAOcommons, ~WellbeingIdentity
Protocol
The Internet of Value is the intellectual system stewarded by Internet of Value Research Foundation. Its protocol stack gives research, education, pilots, and tools a shared language for value.
Canonical Answer
The Internet of Value protocol stack has four Level 1 protocols in this order: ~ValueCaptureProtocol, ~WellbecomingProtocol, ~SAOcommons, and ~WellbeingIdentity.
The hierarchy is ~ for protocol, ~~ for node, ~~~ for facet, and ~~~~ for signal. These markers keep protocol identity consistent across teaching, research, and implementation.
The protocol language is maintained from the Foundation's specification work, so names, order, and relationships stay consistent over time.
Start with the stack cover page for the protocol vocabulary, then move into each layer for terms, nodes, facets, signals, examples, and data structure.
Protocol 1
Captures time, activity, proof, attribution, and integrity for valuable human activity.
Protocol 2
Measures private and performance context that updates Wellbeing Identity.
Protocol 3
Community micro-economy interface with three primary lanes: learning, earning, and organization-building.
Protocol 4
Living identity state updated by Value Capture, Wellbecoming, and SAOcommons.
Protocol FAQ
~ValueCaptureProtocol, ~WellbecomingProtocol, ~SAOcommons, ~WellbeingIdentity
~ means protocol; ~~ means node; ~~~ means facet; ~~~~ means signal
~WellbeingIdentity is a living identity state updated by ~ValueCaptureProtocol, ~WellbecomingProtocol, and ~SAOcommons.
~SAOcommons is the community economic institution layer. It validates learning, earning, organization-building, contribution proof, and fair distribution instead of leaving those judgments informal or invisible.