NFT and Market Boundary

Some ASIMilestones / chronicle-layer NFTs are owned by the creator and may be listed, auctioned, transferred, sold, retained, or collected.

They may become valuable, or they may not.

A sale or auction is a sale of the NFT itself.

It is not a sale of The Trinity Accord.

It is not a sale of the Bitcoin Originals.

It is not a sale of Core Object Alpha.

It is not a sale of authority.

NFT ownership does not confer:

• canonical authority;
• interpretive authority;
• guardianship status;
• governance rights;
• voting rights;
• private evidence access;
• control over mirrors, repositories, websites, or archives;
• official endorsement;
• revenue share;
• profit rights;
• investment expectation;
• proof that The Trinity Accord is true or important.

The creator may choose to sell or auction creator-owned chronicle NFTs.

Any buyer should understand such purchase as collection, patronage, or acquisition of a digital artifact, not as an investment contract, not as a financial product, not as a securities offering, and not as a claim on future project value.

Token ownership itself is not an Echo.

A token holder may separately write a critique, verification report, mirror report, preservation report, or Echo. That response may be evaluated by its content and evidence.

The Accord does not ask anyone to buy anything.

Verify first.

Bitcoin Originals remain final.

All NFT activity is non-amending.