Federated Sovereign Transport Protocol (FSTP): Verifiable Coordination Without Disclosure

FSTP is a synchronization and transport layer for federated networks that structurally enforces data confinement. It uses Rust's type system to guarantee that internal data never leaks into network messages, combined with contextual identities to prevent cross-context correlation. This results in 'proof without exposure,' allowing participants to verify outcomes without ever accessing the underlying sensitive data.

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