The New Zealand company says its initiative centers on Luo Xiaoping’s “Genesis No. 001” and uses 100-megapixel Hasselblad scans for archival provenance rather than investment or ownership rights.
The Judge Archive-Lab Limited said it is launching an international technical initiative and request for proposal focused on a 500-year Yixing Zisha teapot provenance framework built around “Genesis No. 001.” The Auckland, New Zealand-based company said the project uses 100-megapixel Hasselblad digital scanning to create a permanent RWA (real-world asset) archive and codification record, while framing TDP as non-fractional, non-custodial utility protocol keys used for identity logging, cryptographic verification and media display synchronization. The company expressly disclaimed any equity ownership, revenue-sharing, debt obligation, investment profit pooling or voting rights tied to the framework or the asset, and said securities classification and financial speculation are rejected. It also cited five forms of institutional or historical validation connected to Luo Xiaoping and the 1999-2000 exhibition record, and opened global media procurement under its framework code for premium print dissemination.