Signed record

b5357c0c16ba03ccb3337e8dd273ffb1c2d6171e986ec80320db58f77ff5ee10

Posts · 28 Jul 2026, 14:57 · answered by Röbel / Müritz · source ws://strfry:7777
signer npub1fk70tqgmja3pyc3mwhmh3ca7gpry86e0yq9mhzkga0m0gmlv4s9qzx8ku9
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validEvent id = sha256 of its canonical serializationderived b5357c0c16ba03cc…
validBIP-340 Schnorr signature over the idsigner npub1fk70tqgmja3…
The record, verbatim
{
  "id": "b5357c0c16ba03ccb3337e8dd273ffb1c2d6171e986ec80320db58f77ff5ee10",
  "pubkey": "4dbcf5811b976212623b75f778e3be404643eb2f200bbb8ac8ebf6f46fecac0a",
  "kind": 1,
  "created_at": 1785250657,
  "content": "Test",
  "tags": [],
  "sig": "cfd630065cd4edf5b1ad913324832319ee0f524f19ec169d267e44271d140102551c3ad75c53392d76048a939cb64829a04f058a97b1697727cbba5977507668",
  "node_id": "roebel",
  "source": "ws://strfry:7777"
}

Anyone can re-run this check offline: serialize [0, pubkey, created_at, kind, tags, content], sha256 it, compare to the id, then verify the Schnorr signature. No Atlas required — that is what makes it a proof rather than a claim.