Appendix F. Communications Resilience Mechanisms
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Jason St George. "Appendix F. Communications Resilience Mechanisms" in Next Generation Stores of Value: Privacy, Proofs, Compute. Version v1.9. /v/1.9/read/appendix/f-comms/ Communications Resilience Mechanisms
P2P transport set:
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v2 Encrypted P2P (BIP-324) as default for all full nodes and relays; expose QUIC/TLS fallbacks.
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Onion/I2P modes first-class in clients; auto-failover if clearnet handshakes exhibit DPI resets.
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Handshake camouflage (Noise/obfs-style) for relays in high-interdiction ASNs.
Receiver-private routing for payments:
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BOLT12 Offers (receiver-private, reusable invoices) in wallets and merchant stacks.
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Path-blinding where supported.
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Federated ecash and shielded pools as optional “last-mile” sinks/sources.
Settlement survivability:
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Adaptor-signature atomic swaps for BTCXMR/ZEC corridors with typed failure & refund flows.
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Wallet UX exposes “abort & refund” as a first-class path.
Topology & anti-eclipse hardening:
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Peer-set diversity targets (geo/ASN spread), randomized peer rotation, inbound slot quotas.
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Gossip-path multiplicity to reduce single-jurisdiction capture.
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Light-client modes that verify receipts over any reachable path (browser, mobile, enclave).
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