The Cyberspace protocol, version 2

A digital space where distance is real.

Cyberspace is a 256-bit coordinate system navigated by cryptographic keypairs using structured mathematical computation. It is not a game, not a platform, and not a virtual reality experience. It is a protocol.

The goal is simple: impose locality, the fundamental property of physical space, on a digital system. In physical space, crossing distance costs energy, and no one is exempt from that cost. Cyberspace does the same thing with computation instead of physics. Movement requires mathematical work. The work scales with distance. There are no shortcuts, no teleportation, no administrator who can move you or delete you. The math is the same for everyone.