The Reciprocal Status Protocol is the native credential of the Respectful Synchronisation Protocol (RSP) — a cryptographic record that a validated coordination event occurred, with source identity destroyed before the token exists.
Every validated coordination event across RSP nodes produces one Event Token. It carries the signal — event type, weight, node state, a blurred timestamp — but the source identity is cryptographically destroyed at or before mint. The burn receipt hash embedded in the token proves that destruction happened. You can verify the coordination. You cannot recover the person.
Minting is automatic. Once a validation delay clears and the event commits to node state, the token is issued. Supply is unbounded: one token per validated event, across every node, forever.
In Love Key Link, each validated hub moment also writes an auditablersp_validation_events record containing the source event reference, validation reason, timestamp, burn receipt hash, and Event Token payload. That backend record is the bridge from the live family hub to this Event Token contract.