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Wavestar Research

Whitepapers and protocol specifications.

Formal technical research on clearing, settlement, attestation, and the did:orbit registry. Open-spec where open helps adoption; versioned; reviewed internally and by design-partner operators before publication.
License
Apache 2.0 · open spec
Versioning
SemVer with deprecation windows
Review
Internal + design-partner
Comment window
60 days per draft

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Published papers

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Open research

What we are working on next

Not yet published — but on the research agenda. We welcome collaborators from academic, operator, and regulator communities.
  • 01

    Quantum-safe signature migration

    Dilithium3 is wired as a PQ-ready fallback. We are researching the operational path to rotate from Ed25519 / BLS to PQ primitives without breaking the registry's append-only invariant.
  • 02

    Cross-constellation conjunction coordination

    The 70k-plus spacecraft world needs a market-based coordination layer for conjunctions. Wavestar is researching what a cleared conjunction-right instrument would look like, and who the natural counterparties are.
  • 03

    Hosted-payload slot pricing

    There is no reference price for a 1U hosted payload on a LEO bus today. We are building a pricing model that accounts for power, thermal, attitude, downlink allocation, and host-bus reliability.
  • 04

    Spectrum-hours as a derivative underlying

    ITU-granted spectrum-hours are usable capacity, not inventory. We are studying how to construct a deliverable spectrum-hour contract against ITU SNS and FCC IBFS filings, with Attest-signed delivery proof.

Research partnership

We co-author with operators, regulators, and academics.

If you are working on orbital coordination, market microstructure for real-world assets, or post-quantum infrastructure cryptography — the Wavestar research team collaborates openly. Apache 2.0 outputs, named attribution.