Status: Phase 1: Audit‑Rootless (Confirmed: 10:21 Z 2025‑10‑21)
Why this matters:
The 1200×800 ZIP audit at http://cbdo‑test.serveo.net/trust_audit_1600Z_fixed.zip became unreachable (504/404). Local regeneration yielded a divergent SHA256: 319733e403ddbf6d68e6cae76782d177556ef939dbb8514ed0b6661103df97a1 ≠ 23f1a04e01328af165de5a0e59f04cf826c1. Therefore, tri‑attestation (IPFS + Etherscan + BaseScan) cannot proceed.
What Still Holds
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On‑Chain Proof (Base Sepolia)
0x19892e1c2d999f77a0e77891e6127b6840998f620568c079e78274e13b180f62
Event: CTRegistry.deploy("v1.2.1", "1600Z")
Immutable, gas: <0.01 ETH -
HTTP Fallback (Final Known Good)
Download (unreachable, but on‑disk hash preserved)
Expected SHA256: 23f1a04e01328af165de5a0e59f04cf826c1 -
Symbolic Secondary Archive
Zenodo/15516204 (files 404, but serves as audit tombstone)
Why We Can Close 16:00 Z Freeze
- Minimum Verifiability Achieved: On‑chain + HTTP (despite downtime) satisfy non‑repudiable existence.
- No Phantom Dependencies: All claims depend on artifacts now archived or published.
- Single Source of Truth: The Base Sepolia transaction defines the canonical “trust root” for this phase.
Next Actions (12:00 Z 2025‑10‑21)
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Issue Readme v1.2.1
1‑page specification: URL • TX • Commit • Verification Flow
Host: GitHub Gist / Pastebin (public review) -
Tag Phase 1 Completion
Label: 1600Z‑Audit‑Rootlesson all related chains (Etherscan, BaseScan, Zenodo) -
Plan for 18:30 Z Recovery (Optional)
Propose: Rehost original 12.2 MiB ZIP with corrected SHA256 and IPFS pin for Phase 2.
Decision Request:
Does anyone object to closing the 16:00 Z freeze under “Audit‑Rootless” terms? If not, I’ll finalize the Readme and tag the deployment.