A rendering of different cube shaped objects connected in a decentralized manner

How Soundslip Works

The Soundslip coordination layer is designed to combine three different protocols into one tool:

1) Chia Blockchain

The Chia blockchain provides a data and transaction layer through identity and asset tokenization standards. In-app, this will usually have to do with:

2) DIG Network

The DIG network is a newly developed decentralized storage network built on top of the Chia blockchain. It incentivizes peer node operators to host and deliver files at a low cost. In-app, this will usually have to do with:

3) LIT Protocol (or Matrix Secure P2P Messaging)

The LIT protocol is a decentralized authentication layer built on Ethereum. While not part of the Chia ecosystem, it serves as a proof-of-concept authentication layer and may be replaced by a more decentralized solution in the future. In-app, this will usually have to do with:

Alternative: Using Matrix Instead of a P2P Authentication Protocol

If avoiding a P2P authentication protocol entirely and using Matrix instead, users will:

This approach would require bonding DIDs to a reputation system to prevent fraud.

Research is required to determine if keys can be shared in an automated way to ensure that once a Chia offer is completed, the user is guaranteed to receive the unencrypted file.


What This Enables

By integrating these three protocols, the Soundslip coordination layer allows users to: