AXN identity: the kernel, verifiable bytes, and AXN alongside DOI

These claims specify what an AXN identifier guarantees: a correspondence between canonical bytes and an identity kernel that can be checked without the registrar's permission, a three-layer address falsified by any 6-emoji collision, and a lacuna record that returns last location and last verified hash where a DOI returns a 404. AXN as Anti-Suppression Infrastructure and the AXN distributed-identifier work plan set out unbuilt tests (the nine-condition transaction, the mirror protocol, staged registration and resolver plurality) and forecast an independently administered node by 2029-06-19. They forecast that journals and libraries accept AXN alongside DOI long before AXN instead of it, and The Concept AXN adds a concept identifier with its own weaker guarantee. EA-SURFACE-BINDING-01 adds a site-to-repository binding doctrine with its own weakening condition.

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