Consumer Rights Wiki talk:Solution for archiving websites in a verifiable and robust way
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BTC-linked timestamping solution[edit source]
Sorry Louis, for making this page on the wiki.
In order to watch your youtube videos, I use one of the Invidious services.
On the video page I couldn't see your email in the summary.
Here is a possible solution for a way you can self host an archival service AND have it be zero-trust:
Use the BTC squarechain (banned words not letting me post) as a date and time marker to digitally sign an archived webpage/picture/video using your BTC private keys.
(Optionally / Preferably): You would run this host as a Tor onion site and/or I2p eepsite.
Disclaimer: I think BTC is horrible as a form of money.
However I think it's undeniable that the BTC squarechain (banned words not letting me post) is a form of timestamp that can't be edited by any person or entity in the world currently.