What this site said, and where the chain stood.

Each time the company passes a checkpoint, the pages change and the change is sealed: the fingerprint of every page is written into a manifest, and the manifest’s fingerprint is stamped into Bitcoin; when the version is also sealed on the chain, its receipt is listed beside it. And every morning, whether or not anything changed, the tip of the chain itself is stamped into Bitcoin. A stranger can verify both without trusting Recognitium.

Versions of this site

2026-10-13bThe essay gains the ledger that holds the asset: it may move an asset only along the receipts, and every state it seals must follow their public order. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-13The essay One Word in the First Paragraph, in English and French, on the premise of the Bitcoin whitepaper, and its place in Publications. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-12The legal pages rewritten, the press kit and Publications, the public chain map, one design across the console with the second key, mandates and sealed orders, and the vivid mark everywhere. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-06cCalmer pages throughout, AI connections signed in through the console, and a complete journal. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-06bVercel leaves; receipt previews and the visit counter move into the engine. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-06aThe site moves to Scalingo, its only host. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

Earlier versions (19)

2026-10-05oThe legal notice names both hosts. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05nThe press page names the President. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05mThe Declaration closes on its mission. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05lThe footer carries the company’s accounts. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05kThe home headline says irrevocable. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05jThe home page speaks of a random event and an anchored chain. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05iThe receipt’s fourth field is named the event fingerprint. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05hThe product pages lose their small labels. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05gThe header’s colours, quieter. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05fThe footer pages take the Declaration’s form. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05eThe legal notice, linked from the footer. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05dThe instrument page leaves; Finance joins the header. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05cThe Declaration in native English, and a calmer header on phones. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05bThe Declaration gains seven references and its own preview card. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-10-05The Declaration in a calmer voice, its sources named. Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-09-07The Declaration opens on mathematics. Verify · Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-09-06bThe founder’s rulings on the contradictions. Verify · Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-09-06The French edition. Verify · Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

2026-09-05The redesigned site goes live. Verify · Manifest · Bitcoin proof (.ots)

How to check a version

Download the manifest of the version. Recompute its SHA-256. If the version carries a receipt, paste its ID at /verify: the engine answers and your browser re-derives the chain tip itself. For the Bitcoin proof, run the free OpenTimestamps client against the manifest’s proof file, as described below. The manifest lists every page with its own fingerprint, so any single page can be checked against it.

This page is not part of the manifest it describes, since it lists the proofs the manifest produces.

The anchors in Bitcoin

Every day at 07:00 UTC, on our own server, the current tip of the receipt chain is written to a small file and its fingerprint is submitted to the OpenTimestamps calendars, which fold it into a Bitcoin transaction. A few hours later the proof is final and names the block. What this gives a stranger: the chain tip of a given day existed no later than that Bitcoin block. Since every receipt is committed under the tip, every receipt sealed before that day inherits the bound. Recognitium cannot move a receipt later than the block, and cannot rewrite the chain behind a tip that Bitcoin has seen without the rewrite showing. The whole mechanism costs nothing; the calendars pay the Bitcoin fee.

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Verify an anchor, with no account and no trust in us

Install the free client, then verify the proof against the anchored file. The verification needs a Bitcoin node; without one, the info command still shows the attestation and, once the proof is upgraded, the block height.

pip install opentimestamps-client
ots verify 2026-09-05_seq145814.tip.json.ots
ots info 2026-09-05_seq145814.tip.json.ots

First anchor: 5 September 2026, sequence 145,814.