Marquise Museum Archive · Waves asset record · 2017–2020 architecture
M-I / M-II WAVES
The dual-state Marquise Museum Waves system: chain identities, chronology, white paper and read-only WX market visibility.
This page preserves the historical relationship between the M-I and M-II fungible Waves assets without collapsing later protocol language backward into their issue dates. M-I existed on-chain in December 2017; M-II followed in February 2018; the formal redemption/authentication architecture and later anti-double-redemption formulation are documented as successive stages. Historical redemption mechanics are not presented here as a current 2026 entitlement.
M-I / M-II identities locked
Evidence-locked chronology
Token existence first; mature architecture later
M-I was issued on Waves on 21 December 2017 and M-II on 23 February 2018 from the same issuer address. The 2018 formal filing describes the liquid M-II redemption/retirement step followed by a persistent M-I authenticity state. By July 2019 the project publicly identified the exact M-I asset in relation to M-II redemption. A July 2020 project-file white paper then adds explicit anti-double-redemption logic and the 1/4400 M2 burn formulation.
Chronology control
The Archive treats those as successive evidentiary stages. It does not claim that the complete later M-I/M-II state machine was already specified in December 2017, and it does not present the 1/4400 formulation as the original 2018 rule.
Read-only third-party market visibility
WX Network market panel
The Archive reads public WX Matcher data through a same-origin read-only proxy. It does not connect a wallet, sign a transaction, submit an order, custody assets or represent that visible levels are executable when viewed. If market data cannot be retrieved, the panel fails closed to an explicit unavailable state while keeping the external WX route available.
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Market-access boundary. A published pair or visible order book is not evidence of guaranteed liquidity, value, depth or settlement. Inspect WX.Network directly before any transaction.
Archive research · v0.2
M-I / M-II Waves white paper
The white paper reconstructs the Waves system from on-chain identities, formal disclosure, contemporaneous public records and project-file evidence. It keeps the 2017 token-existence record distinct from the 2018 redemption/authentication disclosure, the 2019 public M-I/M-II identification and the 2020 anti-double-redemption formulation. The embedded document is the patched v0.2 layout edition with justified body text and denser page composition.
The Archive can state the M-I and M-II asset identities, issue dates, issuer continuity, M-II non-reissuability, the dated M-II supply snapshot, the formal 2018 architecture disclosure, the public 2019 M-I/M-II relationship and the qualified 2020 project-file formulation. It can also show public WX market data without operating a market itself.
Explicit limits: the 303,484-unit M-II reduction is an observed chain-state difference, not proof that every unit was retired through art redemption. The 1/4400 rule is not backdated to 2018. The Swedish record is a patent application/examination record, not a granted patent. Published WX routes do not prove liquidity, and this page asserts no active 2026 physical-art or book redemption entitlement.