Patent-pending · Protected custody infrastructure

Make stolen crypto hard to sell.

INV779 is a crypto custody protocol for funds, family offices, treasuries, custodians, and other high-value holders. Public release and real-asset pilots will follow the patent path, external security review, and institutional adoption requirements.

Monetary thesis

From settlement flow to protected custody.

INV779 grows from the same research direction: crypto is becoming a monetary infrastructure layer, and high-value stored assets need a durable identity layer for custody and audit. The goal is to break the marketability of compromised high-value positions, while keeping real-asset pilots tied to controlled review, external security work, and institutional custody requirements.

Problem

Crypto custody still has a bearer-money problem.

If someone controls the key, high-value crypto can behave like anonymous bearer money: moved, mixed, or sold before the owner can react. Existing wallets, multisig, and custodians reduce key risk, but they do not fully solve the stolen-asset liquidity problem.

Product

A custody layer for stored crypto.

INV779 creates a programmable custody layer around stored crypto assets, so ownership, status, auditability, and controlled use can be handled at the asset level rather than only at the wallet level.