$LATT Utility and Validator Framework
$LATT is the coordination and security token of the Secure Lattice network. It aligns incentives for validators, contributors, and users to produce a verifiable, low-latency cybersecurity layer.
Utility Overview
Primary utilities
Stake to Validate — Validators stake $LATT to attest event proofs (PoV).
Security Economics — Rewards for correct validation, slashing for provable faults.
Throughput & QoS — Staked customers/partners may access priority anchoring lanes during surge.
Governance — Token-weighted (and reputation-weighted) voting on protocol parameters (proof schema, reward weights, model release cadence).
Bounties & Grants — Research and detection content (signatures, parsers, datasets) funded from the treasury.
Non-goals $LATT does not gate basic security visibility. The token coordinates consensus, economics, and community governance; product access remains subscription-based.
Roles
Validators: run PoV attestation nodes, verify proof format + inclusion, sign results.
Observers: non-staking replicas that mirror proofs (read-only, help transparency).
Contributors: submit detections, parsers, playbooks; can earn grants/bounties.
Enterprises/Users: submit events for anchoring, consume proofs, vote via delegated stake.
Staking & Validation Flow
AI Engine emits a minimal event proof (hash, class, ts, confidence).
A PoV job is broadcast to validator set.
Validators verify envelope (format, signature, replay-protection) and attest.
When quorum (t) of (n) is reached, the batch anchor is finalized on-chain (BNB).
Rewards accrue to validators proportionally to stake × performance score.
Quorum notes: Start with n≈50–200 validators (by stake weight), t≈⅔·n for finality. Dynamic committees rotate per epoch to discourage grinding.
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