AirJIT’s security story combines cryptoeconomic staking (JIT), deterministic execution (PAEE), advisory coordination (ACE), and careful external data bridges (oracles).
Practical principles
- Prefer verifiable state transitions over opaque platform databases
- Keep AI and oracles out of silent custody mutation
- Align validator and Host rewards with honesty, not with invoice capture
- Use J1USD so security does not refinance commercial FX risk
- Inspect physical parcels; cryptography does not see inside a suitcase
Expensive attacks
The architecture aims to make expensive attacks — rewriting history, capturing settlement, or conflating recommendation with execution — visibly outside permitted paths. It does not claim unhackable contracts or risk-free J1USD.
User-facing security
Holds until delivery, official token addresses, 6-decimal J1USD imports, Host JIT bonds, and in-app evidence are how these principles show up before anyone reads a state machine. Follow those product rules even if you never open the whitepaper.