Integrity
The integrity log.
One row per recorded day: the manifest hash, its Bitcoin timestamp proof, how long each recorder ran and the longest silence. The bad days stay in.
| Day (UTC) | Files | Manifest sha256 | OpenTimestamps | Recorder uptime | Largest recorder gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-29 | 8 2 restricted | f632ac94e9a4… | pending Bitcoin confirmation .ots proof | BTC books, trades & spot 100% BRTI 93.1% SOL / XRP 100% 15m / 1h books & other spot 100% Quote snapshots 100% | 1 h 40 min · BRTI from Oct 29, 3:06 AM AZ |
| 2026-10-28 | 8 2 restricted | be3a32b426e3… | pending Bitcoin confirmation .ots proof | BTC books, trades & spot 100% BRTI 34.9% SOL / XRP 100% 15m / 1h books & other spot 100% Quote snapshots 100% | 15 h 38 min · BRTI from Oct 27, 5:00 PM AZ |
| 2026-10-27 | 8 2 restricted | 5bfd57928509… | pending Bitcoin confirmation .ots proof | BTC books, trades & spot 100% BRTI not yet recording SOL / XRP 94.3% 15m / 1h books & other spot 71.8% Quote snapshots 100% | 6 h 45 min · 15m / 1h books & other spot silent in total that day |
| 2026-10-26 | 8 2 restricted | acb33f431da2… | pending Bitcoin confirmation .ots proof | BTC books, trades & spot 48.6% BRTI not yet recording SOL / XRP not yet recording 15m / 1h books & other spot not yet recording Quote snapshots 86.9% | 12 h 20 min · BTC books, trades & spot silent in total that day |
Days are UTC. Uptime is the share of the day the recorder wrote at least once within its silence threshold. “Restricted” files are kept for internal use under venue or provider terms and are not distributed. Times in the last column are Arizona time.
Verify a day
Check it yourself.
If you hold a copy of a day’s files (licensed clients and audit partners do), two commands prove they are the files we sealed:
cd 2026-10-29
sha256sum -c MANIFEST.sha256
ots verify MANIFEST.sha256.ots
The first checks every file against the manifest. The second, with the OpenTimestamps client, checks that the manifest existed when its proof says. The proof files and manifest hashes above are public so anyone can check a copy; the data itself stays under the venues’ terms.