GNS Protocol

Geospatial Naming System — La Capa de Identidad que Internet Nunca Tuvo

Patente Pendiente #63/948,788 · IETF Internet-Draft draft-ayerbe-trip-protocol-02 (co-authored with Usama Sardar, IETF RATS WG)

$ curl https://gns-browser-production.up.railway.app/v1/verify/@camiloayerbe

{
  "verified": true,
  "handle": "@camiloayerbe",
  "trust_score": 90.68,
  "breadcrumb_count": 933,
  "verification_level": "maximum",
  "chain_valid": true
}

1. El Problema

Digital identity is fundamentally broken.

• Billions of accounts controlled by corporations that can suspend you at any moment
• Passwords and 2FA are constantly breached and phished
• No way to prove you're human without giving up your biometric or personal data
• Bot armies and Sybil attacks plague every platform, from airdrops to social media

Authentication services like Auth0 and Okta can answer "is this the right user?" but they cannot answer the more fundamental question: "is thes un humano real?"

2. Solución: Proof-of-Trajectory

Prove you're human by how you move through the world.

Instead of scanning your eyeball, GNS builds trust through behavioral proof: your unique pattern of movement over time creates an unforgeable signature that only a real human being can produce.

Cómo Funciona

1. Generate Keys: Your phone creates a cryptographic key pair. This IS your identity.
2. Collect Breadcrumbs: As you move, your phone signs location proofs (breadcrumbs) that form a tamper-proof chain.
3. Build Trust: After 100 breadcrumbs, claim your permanent @handle. Your puntaje de confianza grows with your history.
4. Use Everywhere: Your @handle works for messaging, payments, email, and authentication across the ecosystem.

Identity Dashboard

Breadcrumb Chain

Motor de Criticalidad de Trayectoria Demo en Vivo

Flocking Energy H v3 — Real-time human vs. bot classification using Parisi k=7 criticality analysis, IMU cross-correlation, and power spectral density.

PSD Analysis

Power Spectral Density detects 1/f criticality — the signature of natural human movement absent in bots.

Gyration Radius

2D trajectory visualization with radius of gyration. Humans show bounded exploration; bots show mechanical patterns.

IMU Cross-Correlation

GPS turn rate vs gyroscope correlation (r > 0.9 = real device). Spoofed GPS shows zero IMU correlation.

Phase Space

Speed vs turn rate attractor map. Human trajectories cluster in characteristic phase-space regions.

Open Live Demo ↗

3. La Plataforma: En Producción Hoy

Not a whitepaper. A working platform built on the GNS Protocol.

4. Lenguaje ULissy — Los Cimientos

GNS Protocol is built on ULissy — a domain-specific programming language designed for machines that move through physical space. 26,000 lines of Rust, full compiler pipeline, 74/74 TRIP protocol tests passing, CI green, live browser playground.

¿Por Qué un Nuevo Lenguaje?

Moving machines (phones, vehicles, drones, wearables) need specialized abstractions. ULissy treats identity, location, time, cryptography, and energy as first-class language primitives rather than library imports.

// Collect breadcrumbs to prove humanity
identity me = Keychain.primary

every 10.minutes when battery > 20% {
    let cell = here.h3(10)
    let prevHash = me.trajectory.last?.hash ?? "genesis"
    let hashInput = "\(cell)|\(now.millis)|\(prevHash)"
    
    let crumb = Breadcrumb {
        cell: cell,
        timestamp: now,
        hash: sha256(hashInput),
        signature: me.sign(hashInput)
    }
    
    me.trajectory.append(crumb)
}

250 Lines → 15 Lines

The same algorithm in traditional languages requires 200-300 lines of code with manual coordination between GPS APIs, cryptographic libraries, secure storage, and battery management.

// Initialize keychain
let keychain = Keychain::new()?;
let identity = keychain.get_or_create("primary")?;

// Setup location manager
let config = LocationConfig {
    accuracy: kCLLocationAccuracyHundredMeters,
    distance_filter: 100.0,
    activity_type: .other,
};
let manager = LocationManager::new(config);

// Battery check
let battery = UIDevice.current.batteryLevel;
if battery < 0.2 { return; }

// Get current location
let location = manager.current_location().await?;
let h3_index = h3::from_geo(
    location.latitude,
    location.longitude,
    10
)?;

// Build chain
let prev = storage.get_last_breadcrumb()?;
let prev_hash = prev.map(|b| b.hash)
    .unwrap_or("genesis".to_string());

// Hash computation
let input = format!("{}|{}|{}",
    h3_index,
    SystemTime::now()
        .duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH)?
        .as_millis(),
    prev_hash
);
let hash = Sha256::digest(input.as_bytes());

// Sign
let signature = identity
    .private_key
    .sign(input.as_bytes())?;

// Create breadcrumb
let crumb = Breadcrumb {
    index: prev.map(|b| b.index + 1).unwrap_or(0),
    timestamp: SystemTime::now(),
    cell: h3_index,
    hash: hex::encode(hash),
    signature: hex::encode(signature),
    // ... more fields
};

// Store
storage.append_breadcrumb(&crumb)?;
// ... 200+ more lines for error handling,
// background tasks, platform abstractions...

identity me = Keychain.primary

every 10.minutes when battery > 20% {
    let cell = here.h3(10)
    let prevHash = me.trajectory.last?.hash 
                  ?? "genesis"
    let hashInput = "\(cell)|\(now.millis)|\(prevHash)"
    
    let crumb = Breadcrumb {
        cell: cell,
        timestamp: now,
        hash: sha256(hashInput),
        signature: me.sign(hashInput)
    }
    
    me.trajectory.append(crumb)
}

// That's it. Compiles to Rust.
// Runs on iOS, Android, Desktop.

Beneficios de ULissy

// Find verified electricians nearby — ranked by trust
let results = search nearby(2.km)
    where trust > 0.5, facet == "services"
    ranked by trust desc

// Safe unwrapping of identity lookups
let alice = search @alice
if let peer = alice {
    let proof = peer.proof
    print("Trust: \(peer.trust), epochs: \(proof.epoch_count)")
}

ULissy v0.4.2 — Novedades

5. Posicionamiento Estratégico

Protocol first, platform later.

GNS is positioning as the humanity verification primitive that existing auth providers will integrate, not compete against.

La Pila de Posicionamiento

Por Qué Auth0 Integraría GNS

1. New Value Proposition: "Is this human?" is a question Auth0 cannot currently answer
2. No Conflict: GNS adds to their offering, doesn't replace it
3. Standard Protocol: OIDC-compatible, easy integration
4. Growing Demand: Bot protection is every platform's problem

6. GNS API v1

Endpoints Principales

Integración OAuth 2.0 / OIDC

GNS works as a standard identity provider:

// Add "Login with GNS" to your app
const gnsAuth = new GNSAuth({
  clientId: 'your-client-id',
  redirectUri: 'https://yourapp.com/callback',
  scope: 'openid profile humanity'
});

// User clicks login
gnsAuth.authorize();

// Handle callback
const { handle, trustScore, verified } = await gnsAuth.handleCallback();

if (verified && trustScore > 0.8) {
  // Proceed with high-value action
}

7. Stack Tecnológico

El Stack Completo

Primitivas Criptográficas

8. Modelo de Negocio: Commercial Open Source (COSS)

GNS follows the Commercial Open Source Software (COSS) model — the same playbook used by GitLab, Elastic, HashiCorp, MongoDB, and Confluent to build billion-dollar companies on open-source foundations.

Capa Open-Source (Licencia MIT)

The protocol and developer tools are fully open source, maximizing adoption and community contribution:

Capa Comercial (Propietaria)

Revenue comes from managed services, enterprise features, and premium API tiers that organizations need at scale:

Niveles de Precios API

Por Qué COSS Funciona para GNS

1. Network effects: Every open-source implementation that collects breadcrumbs adds value to the entire verification network. More nodes = harder to fake trajectories = more valuable verification.
2. Protocol lock-in without vendor lock-in: Companies can run their own TrIP nodes (open source), but most will pay for managed infrastructure — just as most companies use GitHub instead of self-hosting Git.
3. IETF credibility: The TrIP Internet-Draft establishes GNS as an open standard, not a proprietary platform. Enterprise buyers trust IETF-track protocols.
4. Developer-first distribution: Free API tier and open-source tools let developers adopt GNS before procurement gets involved — the bottom-up enterprise sales motion.

9. Tesis de Inversión

$400K pre-seed via YC Post-Money SAFE at $4M valuation cap.

Lo Que Se Ha Construido (Fundador Solo, Cero Capital Externo)

• Complete protocol implementation — mobile, desktop, web, backend, blockchain
• IETF Internet-Draft published — revision -02, co-authored with IETF RATS WG member (draft-ayerbe-trip-protocol-02)
• Provisional patent filed (#63/948,788) — US jurisdiction
• Domain-specific programming language with working compiler
• 933+ breadcrumbs proving the system works in production
• Live API serving real verification requests
• 10B token supply deployed on Stellar mainnet
• COSS business model with six commercial revenue streams defined (including Orbital TrIP — en vivo hoy)

Por Qué Valoración de $4M

Uso de Fondos ($400K)

Estrategia de Entrada al Mercado USA

1. Delaware C-Corp: Standard US fundraising structure. SAFE converts on the next priced round. Italian entity (ULISSY s.r.l.) becomes IP-holding subsidiary or is restructured as needed.
2. Target verticals: Space insurance (Orbital TrIP — revenue-ready today with live data), US platforms facing bot/fraud problems — ad-tech (ad fraud is a $84B/year problem), fintech (KYC costs $60-$500 per customer), social platforms (Sybil attacks), and AI companies needing proof-of-humanity for training data.
3. Regulatory alignment: US Executive Order 14110 on AI safety calls for identity verification standards. NIST is developing AI identity frameworks. GNS's IETF-track protocol positions it as a standards-compliant solution for federal and enterprise buyers.
4. Distribution: Developer-first (free API tier → bottom-up adoption) combined with direct enterprise outreach through IETF/NIST credibility.

Hitos para Ronda Seed ($2-3M a $15-20M)

Por Qué Ahora

1. AI makes identity urgent: Deepfakes, AI-generated content, and bot armies are making "is this human?" the defining question of the next decade. Every US platform needs an answer — from social media to financial services.
2. Regulatory tailwind: US Executive Order 14110 on AI safety, NIST AI frameworks, and state-level privacy laws (California CCPA, Texas Data Privacy Act) are creating demand for new identity infrastructure that doesn't rely on centralized biometric databases.
3. Biometric backlash: WorldCoin's iris scanning has faced bans in multiple countries and growing US skepticism. The market wants a non-biometric, privacy-preserving alternative.
4. IETF timing: The TrIP Internet-Draft creates a 6-month window to establish GNS as the trajectory-based identity standard before competitors can draft competing specifications.
5. Cost advantage: GNS verification costs $0.01 vs $0.07+/MAU for Auth0 and $60-500 per KYC check. In the US ad-tech market alone, this price differential at scale represents massive value capture.

10. Token GNS

Native utility token on Stellar blockchain.

• Total Supply: 10 billion GNS
• Initial Distribution: 200 GNS + 2 XLM to each new @handle claim
• Use Cases: Premium features, protocol fees, governance

Stellar Wallet

Send & Receive

11. Namespaces Organizacionales

B2B revenue through corporate identity management.

12. Oportunidad de Mercado

Mercado Total Direccionable

• Seguros Espaciales: $630M mercado de primas (ratio de pérdida 179%), 45,000+ objetos rastreables, ~30-50 firmas de corretaje a nivel global — Orbital TrIP is en vivo hoy
• Fraude Publicitario EE.UU.: $84 mil millones/año globalmente, $35+ mil millones solo en EE.UU. — la verificación de bots es el problema central
• Verificación de Identidad: $12 billion → $30 mil millones para 2030 (EE.UU. es 40% del mercado global)
• IAM Empresarial: $18 billion/year (Okta, Auth0, etc. — primarily US customer base)
• Identidad Descentralizada: $2 billion → $100+ mil millones para 2030
• Cumplimiento KYC/AML EE.UU.: $8 billion/year — los bancos gastan $60-$500 por cliente en verificación

Panorama Competitivo

12.5. Orbital TrIP — Vertical Comercial Líder

Identidad de objetos espaciales vía Proof-of-Trajectory. El primer vertical que genera ingresos sin adopción de consumidores.

Arquitectura de Atestación de Tres Niveles

Fundamental: Orbital TrIP NO requiere hardware a bordo. Como el DNS, el registro asigna identidad basándose en la observación externa:

Arquitectura de Revenue de Cuatro Capas

Orbital TrIP captura valor a través de cuatro capas distintas, cada una dirigida a un comprador diferente con diferente disposición a pagar. El registro público (modelo ICANN) permanece gratuito — todos los ingresos fluyen a través de Globe Crumbs Inc.

Capa 1: Suscripciones API Analíticas (Data-as-a-Service)

Capa 2: Fees de Trigger Paramétrico (Basado en Éxito)

El seguro paramétrico paga automáticamente cuando se alcanza un umbral predefinido. TrIP proporciona la verificación independiente que activa el pago — eliminando el ajuste manual de siniestros.

Capa 3: Reportes de Auditoría de Cumplimiento

Los operadores de satélites pagan por reportes certificados de cumplimiento TrIP para demostrar comportamiento responsable y negociar primas de seguro más bajas. Los reguladores requieren cada vez más evidencia de mitigación de escombros.

Capa 4: Integración White-Label para Suscripción

Integración profunda en los motores de precios internos de los principales reaseguradores (Munich Re, Swiss Re, AXA XL). Despliegue de plataforma licenciada con webhooks en tiempo real que alertan sus sistemas de riesgo en el momento en que el Trust Score de un satélite baja.

Resumen por Stakeholder

Proyecciones de Revenue (Modelo de Cuatro Capas)

Demo en Vivo

El registro público Orbital TrIP está en vivo ahora at orbital-trip-production.up.railway.app — rastreando 70+ satélites con datos CelesTrak en vivo, cadenas breadcrumb Ed25519, trust scoring, y 5 "satélites narrativos" incluyendo el acosador GEO ruso (Luch/Olymp-K2) y el evento de refugio ISS por ASAT.

13. Tracción y Estado

Construido y Desplegado

• App móvil (Flutter) — iOS y Android
• App de escritorio (Tauri) — Mac, Windows, Linux
• Explorador de identidad web (Panthera Browser)
• Infraestructura backend en Railway
• GNS API v1 — Proof-of-Humanity, OAuth 2.0, Webhooks, Pagos
• Integración blockchain Stellar (mainnet)
• Token GNS emitido (10 mil millones en Stellar)
• Mensajería cifrada de extremo a extremo
• Puente de email (gateway SMTP)
• Registro de namespace organizacional
• ULissy v0.4.2 compiler — 26,000 lines of Rust, 5 crates, 64 token types, 18 statement types
• 74/74 TRIP protocol tests passing with GitHub Actions CI (build + test + lint)
• EBNF grammar specification: 93 production rules (docs/GRAMMAR.md)
• Browser playground: live tokenizer + AST + Rust preview (gns-foundation.github.io/ulissy/playground)
• VS Code extension with syntax highlighting and diagnostics
• TrIP Search primitives — 4 query targets, typed filters, compile-time privacy enforcement
• IETF Internet-Draft published: draft-ayerbe-trip-protocol-02 (revision -02, co-authored with Usama Sardar, IETF RATS WG)
• TrIP Search Whitepaper v0.2 — spatial-identity discovery specification
• Registro público Orbital TrIP — 70+ satélites rastreados en vivo, cadenas breadcrumb Ed25519, trust scoring, 5 satélites narrativos
• Orbital TrIP White Paper v0.2 — modelo ICANN para identidad de objetos espaciales, arquitectura API de seguros
• Flocking Energy v3 — live trajectory criticality engine (anti-spoofing demo)

Datos de Producción en Vivo

Identidad del Fundador: @camiloayerbe

• 933 breadcrumbs recolectados
• 90.68% puntaje de confianza
• "maximum" nivel de verificación
• Cadena válida: Todas las pruebas criptográficas verificadas

Protección de PI y Licencias

• Provisional Patent #63/948,788 filed for Proof-of-Trajectory innovation
• IETF Internet-Draft — draft-ayerbe-trip-protocol-02 (revision -02, co-authored with Usama Sardar from IETF RATS Working Group)
• TrIP Search Whitepaper v0.2 — Spatial-identity discovery specification (13 sections)
• ULissy Language Whitepaper v0.4.2 — open-source (MIT License)
• EBNF Grammar Specification — 93 production rules, formally specified
• GNS Commercial Services — proprietary (COSS model, advised by Heather Meeker)

14. Hoja de Ruta de Estandarización IETF

TrIP está en camino hacia la estandarización formal IETF. Co-authored with Usama Sardar from the IETF Remote Attestation Procedures (RATS) Working Group, providing internal advocacy within the IETF ecosystem.

15. Glosario