The light
One tower. Three lights.
Signing blocks is what the hardware does. The light is what it's for —
pointed at the parts of Cardano that stay dark: what nobody traces, what nobody keeps,
and what nobody shows their work on.
The beam
ABCDE
“Every founder coin, followed to today.”
Light on what the chain keeps but nobody looks at. A best-effort trace of every
founder coin — where the genesis ADA moved, who it delegated to, how it behaves in
governance today. Clone the repo, point your AI at it, and ask. Forensics graded by
evidence, not vibes — no node, no API key, no permission needed.
The log
Ledger Scrolls
“Verifiable by anyone. Deletable by no one.”
Read and write media directly onto the chain. No server, no host, nothing to take
down — your browser raises the bytes back out of Cardano and verifies every hash before
a word renders. The Constitution, the Bitcoin whitepaper, and the first video written
into Cardano all live here. A library that cannot burn.
The signal
BEACN DRep
“Agentic governance with the lights on.”
Every vote is cast by an open-source pipeline anyone can read, run, and check.
The reasoning is published with the vote; weak or stale evidence gets an abstain, not a
guess. Delegate your voting power in any governance-enabled wallet — it's separate from
staking, your ADA never moves, and you can do both.