Trust Center - Perpetual Bitcoin

Current Operating Posture

Use this page to answer four questions quickly: what is live on mainnet, what is live on testnet, where are the addresses, and which claims are mechanism claims versus presentation claims.

Mainnet statusPresale live

Testnet statusFull dapp live

Canonical frontendperpetualbitcoin.io

Primary docsManifesto, Whitepaper Lite, FAQ

Core Claims

No admin after deployment

The protocol is presented as a fixed ruleset rather than a governed product with discretionary controls.

No upgrade-driven rule rewrite

Serious readers should verify that the live deployment path matches the immutability claim.

Price-based unlocks, not calendar cliffs

The user-facing mechanism is supposed to react to price milestones rather than dates on a vesting calendar.

Vault-backed locked claims

Outstanding PBc obligations should remain legible against the vault reserve and phase logic.

Canonical References

Mechanism Whitepaper Lite

High-level technical explanation.

Thesis PB Manifesto

Why PB exists and what it rejects.

Clarifications FAQ

Objections, misunderstandings, and user-facing explanation.

Truth Source Immutable Rules

The short list of rules PB should keep obeying.

Live Addresses

These are pulled from the canonical site config. Empty fields indicate a network that is not yet published in this build.

What to Verify First

The addresses on this page match the contracts users are actually pointed to.
The immutability claims match the deployment architecture.
The docs say price-based unlocks because the contracts enforce price-based unlocks.
The public site at perpetualbitcoin.io is the canonical frontend users are routed through.
The trust claim is about rule enforcement, not price outcome promises.

Take The Short Version

Once the trust checks are out of the way, the next page gives the shortest plain-English explanation before the deeper mechanism pages.

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