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### Specification
1. **Types**(Following NIP-32 for label structure):
1. **Types**: Following [NIP-32](32.md) for label structure:
- **Contract**: A legally binding agreement between two or more parties.
- **Covenant**: A written promise or restriction within a contract or agreement.
- **Agreement**: A mutual understanding between parties regarding their relative rights and responsibilities.
2. **Format**: Following NIP-23 (Long-form Content), the content should be in Markdown format to structure and present the content in a human-readable manner.
2. **Format**: Following [NIP-23](23.md) (Long-form Content), the content should be in Markdown format to structure and present the content in a human-readable manner.
3. **Metadata**: Specific application metadata fields can be added to the event, such as:
- `title`: Title of the contract, covenant, or agreement.
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- `expiry_date`: Expiration date, if applicable.
- `type`: Whether it's a Contract, Covenant, or Agreement.
4. **Timestamping with OpenTimestamps**: Following NIP-03 (OpenTimestamps Attestations for Events), once signed, OpenTimestamps can be used to create a cryptographic proof of existence at a specific moment. This proof is stored on the Bitcoin blockchain, providing immutable evidence of the date and time of signing. For those unfamiliar with OpenTimestamps, it's a system for creating provable timestamps recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain.
4. **Timestamping with OpenTimestamps**: Following [NIP-03](03.md) (OpenTimestamps Attestations for Events), once signed, OpenTimestamps can be used to create a cryptographic proof of existence at a specific moment. This proof is stored on the Bitcoin blockchain, providing immutable evidence of the date and time of signing. For those unfamiliar with OpenTimestamps, it's a system for creating provable timestamps recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain.
5. **References and Linking**: Can reference other events in Nostr, such as annexes, terms and conditions, or any other relevant document.
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### Considerations
- Should be treated with a high level of security and privacy. Protect the private keys used for signing, as outlined in NIP-24.
- Should be treated with a high level of security and privacy. Protect the private keys used for signing, as outlined in [NIP-24](24.md).
- Verifying the authenticity and integrity is crucial. Ensure the public key used to verify a signature genuinely belongs to the indicated signer.
- Recommended to consult with legal experts when using the Nostr protocol for these purposes.