XI Protocol is a distributed ledger technology solution and protocol that uses space infrastructure as a physical platform. Its dual purpose is the representation of visual data in space, and the reporting of physical data. XI Protocol implements a Decentralized Supercomputer through Cascade Computing for Eventually Correct Metaoracles. By implementing sequential anti-sybil and computing phases using XI staking and an oracle commit-reveal schema, the architecture outsources multi-agent distributed consensus. Applications of the XI Protocol include utility for purchasing time on satellite advertising, and utility as rewards for solutions to open mathematical problems.

The XI Protocol intends to establish an interplanetary decentralized platform for providing financial incentives to outsourced forecasting of the truth and participate in new economic models for questions and answers.

XI's utility focuses on:

• The amount of time images are displayed on an LED screen on CubeSats in lunar orbit and earth orbit
• Required to stake for claiming SATCOM hardware which can be used for reporting physical sensor data through existing satellite networks to obtain XI rewards.

XI tokens used via the space advertisement claiming dApp will be returned to the protocol and used to bolster XI/ETH LP while also providing liquidity incentives to the protocol. This means that the lifecycle of the token does not end once exchanged in the dApp, but instead is recycled to further benefit the longevity of the protocol.