The Structure of a Continuum - 5

I am appropriating the coincidence of an anniversary of an event that can bring the keepers of hundreds of symbolic identities together, to see if I can get an indication of whether a continuum with an origin as a systemic base of actual and virtual values persists over time.
The launch period for Cryptoknot is heading toward being in the same place in time as an anniversary of a quarter century old signature campaign I created and this could show if associating provenance and memory with the structure of a continuum can get a response through the Internet.
What I am doing is appropriating a function as a preconception of the blockchain by using numbered tags created to match the panels on which signatures of those who attended the twenty-fifth anniversary Woodstock Festival signed on to my “Signon to the Spirit” program that was symbolized by the butterfly.
In 1994 a concept symbolized by the butterfly wing's movement reverberating throughout the earth's environment was popular. That image stretched the imagination back then, and a campaign now to link to this program is going to be even more extreme as a way of building up to the ICO of Cryptoknot by linking that with the fiftieth anniversary of Woodstock in 2019.

I doubt that you will have any idea of what is happening here if you haven't been following the philosophy in these posts from the start. The illustration here clearly explains how a five crossing knot combines with a four crossing knot and a three crossing knot to use four of four modules in a square to identify this unique knot composition with the value of modules 144, 145, 146 and 147 in the Cryptoknot protocol. These tokenized numbers will never be associated with any other entity but the immutable form of this five, four and three crossing knot combination and it 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 image of a signature panel was planned to be laser incised on a permanent panel and placed in an installation to commemorate the original premise of Woodstock's dedication to the protection of the environment.

This concept of preserving trust in permanence and immutability of value survives in http://www.greatknot.com where the present White Paper covers the protocol for continuing growing knots forever. The thousands of signatures on these SignOn panels are being incorporated now into the idea being planned for including every one that still has their tag that is identified with their signature on a panel.

My Facebook page will be where we'll get together on how this is done.