DigiByte Transaction Signaling Protocol (DTSP)

DTSP is a lightweight signaling protocol that encodes messages using DigiByte transaction amounts.

It enables communication using standard transactions without metadata or scripting.

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How It Works

Each transaction amount represents a character.

A sequence of transactions forms a message.

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Example

H = 0.00022666
E = 0.00022663

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Documentation

• Specification → SPEC.md
• Handshake → HANDSHAKE.md
• Examples → EXAMPLES.md

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Properties

• Deterministic encoding
• No OP_RETURN required
• Compatible with standard wallets
• Fully on-chain signaling

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Limitations

• Requires precise transaction amounts
• Susceptible to wallet rounding
• Not private (fully transparent)
• Fee overhead per character

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Status

Draft v1.0

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Tools

Basic encoder:

python encoder.py

## License

MIT