Qian Zhenhua looked at the main screen and, after a moment of thought, said:
"We can split the exchange into stages."
Han Niba looked at him.
Qian Zhenhua continued:
"In the first exchange, both sides would only exchange the main body of technical documentation, without handing over the most essential parts."
"For example, with antimatter technology, we can first provide most of the theoretical framework, production pathways, storage device structures, and weaponization models."
"We would withhold the key formulas, stability constraint parameters, engineering calibration details, and so on."
"The same would apply to Kona."
Several experts in the hall brightened.
The method was simple, but effective enough.
Providing most of the material first would be enough to determine whether the technology was genuine.
But without the final, crucial pieces, neither side could immediately put it into full practice.
It was like splitting the exchange into two keys.
The first would verify authenticity.
Only the second would actually open the door.
An expert from the Engineering Academy immediately added:
"We can set the proportions at eighty percent and twenty percent."
"The eighty percent must be complete enough for both sides to determine whether the technological chain is internally consistent and whether engineering feasibility can be established."
"The remaining twenty percent would retain the core formulas, parameters, key algorithms, and irreplaceable details."
"Once the first verification passes, we proceed with the second exchange."
Han Niba asked:
"What if the first batch of material they send is fake?"
Qian Zhenhua replied calmly:
"Then we only lose the non-core bulk of our documentation."
"Kona won't obtain the complete technology and won't be able to put it into real use in the short term."
"At the same time, we can use the material it provides to assess its sincerity and cut our losses in time."