The Structure of a Continuum – 12

If you have been following the purpose of codifying the structure of the knots, the one shown here clearly describes two five crossing knots combined together with one four crossing knot and one three crossing knot that now is measuring systemic reality as a sequential growth pattern that uses eight modules of a nine module square to grow the continuum to where this unique knot composition has given meaning to the value of modules 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182 and 183 in the Cryptoknot protocol. These tokenized numbers will never be associated with any other entity but this immutable form of two five crossing knots and one four and one three crossing knot, combined, regardless of what form this may take, and this will always be known by this set of numbers whose origins form one title block in a blockchain that associates it with the cryptoknot concept.
This Steemit post is taking the https://steemit.com/art/@cryptoknot/the-structure-of-a-continuum-5 post and updating it with the treatments and concepts placed since then in Facebook.
With the approaching 50th Woodstock Anniversary, the SignOn story is being placed in the cross hairs of a public narrative on Facebook. Next to a collection of memories of twenty five years ago, what's happening now, with Cryptoknot here, will most productively apply perspective to this topic. As one channel of this discussion reminisces, it is all the more necessary for another to explain what embodies the difference between then and now.
Just a few years ago it was still not feasible to put a value on my complex combination of many identities that formed one conceptual art. Now this matches the concept of rare and scarce that blockchain technology has introduced to make the value of art fit the virtual world. This is what is in our future.
Registering a virtual relationship, as was done with SignOn a quarter century ago, is today accepted by a growing number of collectors, moving blockchain technology along with the growing value of art, rapidly forward. What was only conceivable as conceptual 50 years ago, is now virtually trusted for holding value by virtue of this blockchain trend.
Elements of a back story are in http://www.greatknot.com that planned the ITO of Cryptoknot in early 2018 as a White Paper. In August of this year this blockchain-based social platform; Steemit; became the place to build knot identities into a NFT, or Non Fungible Token, and introduce this 50 year old systemic art as the past and future of the SignOn tag.
The SignOn tag offers the prospect of bringing together Blockchain and NFT concepts for a plan that takes advantage of the attention the 50th anniversary of Woodstock is sure to build.
This plan coordinates Steemit, Facebook, and Twitter into a single publishing platform for an Internet-based story centered on SignOn.

This has already begun to be developed on Facebook as a back story about the testing of the Strataprinter... to explain its application and to show examples of products created up to the SignOn campaign and license for the logo of the 25th anniversary concert.
Steemit stays in the present with its focus on developing the Cryptoknot sequence and number-based tokens while reviewing Facebook posts and sending viewers there that are not part of Steemit.
Twitter acts as a melding point for notifying both the Blockchain community and those that may have a stake in Woodstock's anniversary, and specifically those applying art in the crypto world, of what is being built around this story.
The intention is to communicate with stakeholders that have memorabilia created over a period of four years before Woodstock '94 and six years after. Hundreds of thousands of epoxy-printed items were sold that are each identifiable by a multi-color process only applied during this decade, and all uniquely qualifying to be registrable as non-fungible entities.