Trust isn't just a module; it's a complete architecture— covering edge data input, event threshold determination, cryptographic signature verification, and cross-node cross-validation. In traditional systems, trust is often hard-coded into smart contracts or permission models.

LUMINA doesn't record all data. We record key events and certify them cryptographically. Trust is filtering out noise before recording.

Key Findings from LUMINA Multi-Module Simulation Testing 1/ We tested multiple modules in parallel: Green validator node energy consumption signature Online time reporting Oracle data synchronization State hash generation process 2/ Each module exposed edge cases:

We recently completed stress testing of our node consensus mechanism. The focus was on demonstrating how edge validators can coordinate real-world signals without taking up on-chain space. This is what we call physical consensus—low-latency, input-driven, and verifiable.

Recent Test Results We have completed a multi-chain DA (Data Availability) simultaneous verification mechanism, verifying the stability and consistency of cross-chain state proofs in various environments. Furthermore, after multiple rounds of simulation testing, the edge-side

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A hash without a provenance is meaningless. Every LUMINA proof is tied to a specific event, location, and time. Trust also requires context.

Not all "proof mechanisms" can actually prove anything. LUMINA builds a proof system that maps to reality—not models, not hypotheses, but actual events.

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How LUMINA Integrates Real-World State into a Modular Blockchain System 1/5 LUMINA does not store a complete event log. We convert real-world actions into verifiable, timestamped "state changes." 2/5 Each state change is: Locally signed With context Compatible with the

Our oracle module has completed energy consumption proof and node online rate synchronization testing. Chainlink and Switchboard integration verification has been completed. Next step: formally embedding the trust anchor for real-world input into the system.

We've launched a logical synchronization test with the GreenNode/DePIN node alliance. Each partnering node reports energy consumption patterns, online status, and geographic stability—verified and traceable off-chain. LUMINA is connecting to the physical foundation of

We've completed the first prototype of our on-chain Proof of Stake explorer. Users will soon be able to view green validator data in real time—and independently verify its origin. We're not delivering trust; we're delivering proof.

We've received many inquiries from users, most of whom are concerned about WiFi mining. 1. Will connecting to the network affect the local network quality? In LUMINA, WiFi mining runs in the background and doesn't consume significant bandwidth. The router acts as a passive

The goal of LUMINA testing isn't to create a "perfect log," but rather to generate robust proofs— even with incorrect inputs, the system remains stable.

We have now implemented visual testing of green node load scheduling, dynamically adjusting node deployment based on energy consumption, latency, and regional density. Scheduling is auditable, and energy consumption is traceable.