I'm glad you shared this. I was going to but wanted to think about it more.

I spent most of my time exploring its consensus protocol which is a variation on simplex and produces a dynamic, random leader, byzantine fault tolerant consensus that extends immutable records (ie a chain of blocks ... but not necessarily having anything to do with cryptocurrency).

I began imagining what it might be used for in the context of fedimint, which I haven't studied very closely, but likely does not handle byzantine faults given guardian members are assumed to be trustworthy (at least among each other).

I imagine this could make fedimints far more dynamic in terms of guardians (existing guardians can vote to add/remove others) and offer non-expiring mints or, perhaps most interesting to me, money<->censorship resistant information relationships (without shitcoins ... assuming everything is transparently full reserve).