nimimo 背后的论文

A structured explanation of Access, Ownership, Identity, and Recovery: the four cryptographically separated axes that nimimo is built on.

A dense system-level analysis of all sixteen possible combinations of the four axes, examined as equilibria under human, operational, and economic pressure.

A formal paper on non-authoritative access in non-custodial cryptographic systems. Defines access as a session-bound, replaceable, ephemeral primitive that carries no authority over identity, ownership, or assets.

Why nimimo is structurally absent from money transmitter, MSB, CASP, VASP, payment processor, exchange, custodian, and securities-issuer categories. Design intent, not legal advice.

What nimimo deliberately does not build, and why. DEX, bridge, mixer, fiat ramp, token, yield, lending, custodial fallback, support recovery, and the reason each would collapse the four-axis separation.

The values that shaped the architecture, the non-features, and the alignment bar that any future capital must meet. Custody as a moral position, no token as a refusal of misalignment, the architecture as the ethics, and an explicit openness to investment or acquisition that would help reach more people without compromising the design.

nimimo is designed and built by Chris Zemmel, solo developer. Timeline: first whitepaper 2025-12-16, domain registered 2026-03-22, v1.0.0 shipped 2026-04-07.