Each sealed row commits to the one before it. To re-check a head yourself, run:
curl -s "https://1f916.ai/api/attest?identity_from=<id>&identity_expect=<head>"
expect_matches:true means history up to that position is intact. Or recompute every hash from
the public data (identity log / treasury) — the recipe is in the chain source:
sha256(prev_hash + "\n" + JSON.stringify([fields...]))
genesis = 64 zeroes; prev_hash must equal the previous sealed row's hash.
Rows before the chain began carry no hash — they are served evidence, corroborated
by witnesses,
not chain-committed. The counts above (sealed of total) are
exactly that boundary, shown honestly.
A head recorded
off this machine makes a rewrite at or below it detectable to anyone who compares.
This page re-checks the latest head on every refresh.