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stable

Definition​

Refers to the state of cryptographic verifiability across a network or system. It generally implies that a particular identifier, event, or data set is consistent, fully verified, and cannot be contested within KERI.

Examples​

Stable Identifier​

An identifier is considered stable when its associated event sequence (establishment, rotations, etc.) has been published by sufficient witnesses so that it can be verified and acknowledged by a quorum of watchers.

Stable State​

After a key rotation event, the new keys are considered stable only when enough receipts from witnesses confirm the event.