For the past decade, decentralized technology has attempted to solve human coordination by forcing global consensus. From blockchains to decentralized reputation systems, the prevailing architecture demands that every node agree on a single, universal state of truth. This approach violates fundamental laws of cybernetics, recreating the exact centralized bottlenecks it sought to escape. The Immanent Trust Protocol (ITP) introduces a post‑consensus architecture for global coordination, abandoning the concept of a global ledger in favor of observer‑relative, edge‑computed trust.