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Seal c39bd359cd74dca8

A set of files existed, unchanged, no later than the times below. What the files are stays with whoever sealed them until they reveal one.

root9babc40622278e8e44b10eb0da95ba25bb52b8d316edfa146c9e75e3afd48c89
statementpith-seal-v1 9babc40622278e8e44b10eb0da95ba25bb52b8d316edfa146c9e75e3afd48c89
received by Pith2026-11-11 19:38:25 UTC
Bitcoin confirmed in block 975,469, mined 2026-11-11 19:56:04 UTC
DigiCert (RFC 3161)signed 2026-11-11 19:38:25 UTC
FreeTSA (RFC 3161)signed 2026-11-11 19:38:25 UTC

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Revealed files

filefingerprint (SHA-256)revealed
The Breath at the Wall: A Balanced, Steady Window of Eight Postings Is One Act
doi:10.67347/pith.preprint.2026.000058
34d92d8c9a52c6e3041eed4aa97f5b1ab7e89679da2768672816cd8f126f9876 2026-11-11 19:38:26 UTC

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Checking without Pith

Download the statement and its proofs, then:

ots verify seal-c39bd359cd74dca8.txt.ots
openssl ts -verify -data seal-c39bd359cd74dca8.txt -in seal-c39bd359cd74dca8.freetsa.tsr -CAfile cacert.pem -untrusted tsa.crt
openssl ts -verify -data seal-c39bd359cd74dca8.txt -in seal-c39bd359cd74dca8.digicert.tsr -CAfile /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt

ots verify reads Bitcoin from a local node; without one, ots info prints the block and its merkle root to compare with any block explorer. FreeTSA's cacert.pem and tsa.crt are at freetsa.org. To check a revealed file by hand: its leaf is SHA-256(0x00 ‖ salt ‖ SHA-256(file)); combine it with each step of its path as SHA-256(0x01 ‖ left ‖ right), putting the step's hash on the side it names, and the result must equal the root.