data integrity.
How signing and slashing keep it honest.
Every value signal serves is signed by the nodes that produced it and verifiable against the network's public keys. If a single node lies, the signature doesn't clear — and its stake does.
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You don't trust signal. You verify the signature. The network's whole security model is that you never have to — and that's the point.