Two-Tier Ledger
Fast accrual in memory, auditable settlement on-chain. How the MNEE ledger stays both quick and trustworthy.
The two-tier model lets the protocol show members a balance that updates within milliseconds of a reward event while preserving on-chain auditability. The top tier is in-memory accrual; the bottom tier is batched settlement to the BSV chain. The auditor, if they ever come, can reconstruct every member's history from the chain.
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What this page will cover
- Why two tiers — the tradeoff between latency and auditability
- Accrual semantics and when a balance is 'real'
- Settlement cadence and batching
- Reconciliation: proving the in-memory ledger matches the chain
- Implications for developers consuming balances