Onchain Is the New Library of Alexandria

Why Onchain Matters for the Meta-Layer

In a world of ephemeral content and disposable interfaces, we need a shared, immutable layer for:

• ✍️ Declarations

• 🧭 Shared references

• 📜 Governance histories

• 🕸️ Sensemaking frameworks

• 📡 Cultural memory

• 🧬 Protocol evolution

• 🛠 Code and decisions that shape the web itself

• Transparent

• Accessible

• Forkable

• Permanent
  (hello, Bitcoin)

We believe this onchain record should be:

The Digital Pace Layers

Inspired by Stewart Brand’s original Pace Layer concept, we offer a new one for the Meta-Layer:

🪙 Satplications: Protocols with Memory

The Meta-Layer project is the first to comprehensively document itself onchain, using an application that runs 100% on Bitcoin via the BRC333 protocol.

We’re embedding:

• ✍️ Our founding documents

• 🎓 The Desirable Properties

• 🧱 Use case definitions

• 📡 Contributor lists

• 🧬 Governance logic

• 🎖 Overweb badge metadata

• 🧠 Even the cat herders

Everything. Onchain. Forever.

💥 Why This Is a Big Deal

Most protocols forget how they were built.
We’re building one that remembers.

You’ll be able to:

• Reference it

• Fork it

• Inherit it

• Audit it

• Translate it

• Mourn it

• Build from it

And never lose the cultural context that made it matter.

The Meta-Layer Satplication

This onchain digital artifact will be accessible as long as Bitcoin

Want to help inscribe the Metaweb into digital history?