SATROOT Gives One Satoshi a Namespace

Why it surfaced

This is more than a protocol sketch: SATROOT records a real one-satoshi BSV outpoint, publishes a state commitment through signed bundles and registries, and verifies the resulting transaction offline from raw bytes. Its sharpest design choice is that moving the satoshi never counts as moving the meaning; valid signed events do.

SATROOT turns a single BSV satoshi into the root of a replayable semantic ledger for units, credits, receipts, identities, licenses, and event streams.