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RSLL™ – Reflexive Sovereign Licensing Logic

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RSLL™ is the sovereign licensing framework responsible for issuing, validating, and enforcing all legal, commercial, and behavioral access to the Mint-to Logic™ protocol ecosystem.

More than a licensing agreement, RSLL™ is a living runtime enforcement system. It governs who has the right to access, replicate, or integrate behavioral credential logic—and for how long, under what jurisdiction, and with what moral or operational conditions.

Whether you're issuing agent-based credentials, monetizing HTTP 402 flows, or running a facilitator node in a behavioral protocol system—you are subject to RSLL jurisdiction.

 

 Our Role in Sovereign Governance

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RSLL™ enforces:

• Digital license agreements for all uses of Mint-to Logic™ structures

• Behavioral conditions of access (via BECS™ and validator scoring)

• Runtime revocation or extension of licensing based on system compliance

• Royalties, penalties, and compliance audits for all infringing or derivative systems

If you're operating within agentic TTL tokens, lifecycle credentials, or autonomous behavioral APIs—you are not just using code. You're participating in a governed protocol economy.

 

 How RSLL Works

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RSLL isn’t static. It is reflexive—adapting to behavior, usage, compliance, and context. It connects to other sovereign systems including:

• BECS™ (for trust scoring, Shadow-Unit™ enforcement, and revocation)

• CSML™ (for credential origin verification)

• Eliam (for jurisdictional declarations and sovereign territory enforcement)

Licenses under RSLL are scored, tracked, and enforced in real time, and may include escalating penalties for non-compliance or concealment of derivative usage.

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 What RSLL Enforces

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Category Description:

🔐 Access ControlWho can use Mint-to Logic™ and how

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⏱️ Time-Based Validity When licensing expires or must be renewed

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🧾 Royalties & Fees15%+ mandatory revenue share on commercial use

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🚨 Willful Infringement Triggers enhanced fees, public listing, and legal pursuit

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📉 Breach Protocol License revocation, seal removal, and sovereign publication of non-compliance

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 Compliant Use Begins

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You must be licensed under RSLL™ if you are:

• Running or contributing to x402, L402, or similar behavioral protocols

• Monetizing time-bound agent tokens or API credentials

• Integrating or forking behavioral enforcement systems

• Deriving commercial gain from Mint-to Logic™ logic structures

To begin licensing dialogue, visit [Apply for License] or email spencer@minttologic.com

RSLL is not just a framework. It is the legal authority behind every behavioral system built on Mint-to Logic™.