Blip Money and the Case for Deterministic, Protocol-Level Settlement
blip money is a non-custodial, on-chain settlement protocol that enforces P2P value transfer through deterministic rules and economic incentives rather than trust or discretion. It does not intermediate funds or operate accounts, and functions purely as settlement infrastructure. Execution follows a rule-defined flow where merchants submit bonded commitments, funds are locked in non-custodial escrow, and outcomes are finalized by smart contracts. Bonding and reputation enforce reliability, while competitive bidding enables market-driven pricing. blip money replaces coordination-based settlement with protocol-level enforcement designed to scale globally.
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