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<h1>Payments, Contracts, Invoices, and Reputational data</h1>
<h2>The problem to be solved</h2>
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<h2>Value and Exchange</h2>
<p>An exchange of value consists of a contract to exchange ("trade"), two
transfers of value (value for value), coordination problems
("settlement"), and dispute resolution services ("failure").</p>
<p> Hence, reliability of exchange is dominated by reliability of transfers.
And, transfers of value are dominated by reliability of basic issues of
value, including storage.</p>
<p> What might be seen as sort of semantic short-cut is that a value system
may be considered reliable if and only if it can participate in an
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