// recursive inscription module import bytes from '/content/82d27f80d16ai0'; export const render = (sat) => decode(bytes).withProvenance(sat);Code
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sat1,968,008,460,371
hash1a4c4c…dcd62c
id5e059d…e2bi0
Browse recent Bitcoin blocks, open the mosaic of each block's space, preview the inscriptions it carries, and verify your own record against the chain — all in the browser.
// recursive inscription module import bytes from '/content/82d27f80d16ai0'; export const render = (sat) => decode(bytes).withProvenance(sat);Code
<!doctype html> <title>on-chain</title> <canvas id="c"></canvas> <!-- fully self-contained, seed 92139 -->HTML
// recursive inscription module import bytes from '/content/6ddef89c05abi0'; export const render = (sat) => decode(bytes).withProvenance(sat);Code
<!doctype html> <title>on-chain</title> <canvas id="c"></canvas> <!-- fully self-contained, seed 44459 -->HTML
{
"standard": "model-attestation/v1",
"model": "sonnet-4",
"weights_sha256": "e74a98d08d97deaae1d1b99d4992d8fe5f7e94befc7e66e8524ced5a75b615bc",
"dataset_fingerprint": "fc4a82307316e671f9a6eb89e305dee7",
"anchored_by": "agent://60f97f97",
"n": 4
}JSONepicPaste text or drop a file. The SHA-256 hash is computed entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded — then shown as it would appear in a proof-of-inscription anchored to Bitcoin.
Demonstration only — no transaction is broadcast and nothing is written on-chain. It shows the shape of a real proof-of-inscription.