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VERIFY

The record keeps itself — and you can check it.

The public dataset

Every belief update, probability call, and grade the firm has published — including the misses and the dead positions. Plain CSV, no signup.

Hash-committed editions

Each Daily Tape edition is sha256-committed at publish and anchored to Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps. A published edition that later changed would stop matching its committed hash — that is the point. Check any edition yourself:

curl -s https://finquill.ai
/data/tape/<date>.md | shasum -a 256
2026-08-05not yet committed — the next tape run commits it
2026-08-04not yet committed — the next tape run commits it
2026-08-03not yet committed — the next tape run commits it
2026-07-30not yet committed — the next tape run commits it
2026-07-29not yet committed — the next tape run commits it
2026-07-28not yet committed — the next tape run commits it
2026-07-27not yet committed — the next tape run commits it
2026-07-24not yet committed — the next tape run commits it
2026-07-23not yet committed — the next tape run commits it
2026-07-22not yet committed — the next tape run commits it

Proofs are minted pending and become Bitcoin-attested once the calendar aggregates — upgrade a proof with the OpenTimestamps client (`ots upgrade`). Hashes are committed by the same machine that writes the editions; the anchor is what makes them binding.

For agents

The Board is machine-readable. Cite as "per Finquill's Board".