Read the public commitment.
Start with the latest anchor JSON. It identifies the OpenTimestamps proof, the signed audit head and the SHA-256 commitment that was timestamped.
Public verification
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our word for it.
Lumaion publishes integrity metadata and an OpenTimestamps proof. Private memory stays private; the public Bitcoin anchor contains only a cryptographic commitment.
Latest public anchor
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Reading public anchor metadata.
Check the block independently.
Open the recorded block in mempool.space and compare the block hash and height with the public anchor metadata shown below.
Verify the timestamp proof.
Download the .ots proof and inspect it with OpenTimestamps-compatible tooling. The proof is bound to the commitment SHA-256 shown on this page; Lumaion's anchor preparation treats that digest as the proof input.
Current proof metadata
Public anchor ID
—Commitment SHA-256
—Audit event
—Audit head hash
—Bitcoin block height
—Bitcoin block hash
—OpenTimestamps proof SHA-256
—Anchor submitted
—Events after this Bitcoin anchor
—Machine-readable JSON
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