finality in 2.1 seconds
When a fingerprint is submitted, a quorum of validators independently recomputes and signs. Their signatures are aggregated and committed — giving every seal a threshold of cryptographic confidence.
why it's fast
- hashing is cheap — a full model hashes in seconds
- aggregated signatures, not per-validator commits
- finality is a single on-chain write
a seal with a full quorum is effectively final the moment it's written.