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Notary

One append-only log of hashes — never content — from across the estate. Every figure below is recomputed from the leaf stream a stranger can download; none is a number we typed.

The log holds 5025 leaves from 12 sources. Each leaf is a 0x… sha256 and four fields of context — a sealed head, a certificate, a receipt — and nothing about who or how much. The head below is the RFC 6962 root over all of them, recomputed here; fetch the leaf stream and rebuild it yourself.

Head size5025
Head root0x30fa65c235043c54423da803bfcaf26b886bf296029ca9c8d72a48fb8373e9a9
Most recent leaf2026-09-05T20:56:11.659Z
Stream regenerated2026-09-05T21:12:18.222Z

Growth

Measured from the leaves’ own seal-times — not asserted. A leaf counts in a week because the work it seals happened that week, so the figures below cannot move unless the estate’s real activity does.

This week1516+29.8% vs last week
This month3967+633.3% vs the month before

Leaves sealed per week — the last 8 weeks, oldest to newest.

Who is in the log

Each property folds its own hashes in. A checkpoint/1 leaf is a property’s whole sealed record in one root; the finer kinds — certificate/1, receipt/1 — are one leaf per event.

SourceLeavesKinds
flashynetwork2638checkpoint/1, settlement/1
claimyourgold884checkpoint/1, receipt/1, ship/1
flashyos619checkpoint/1, ship/1
gdagroup202checkpoint/1, ship/1
flashygroup159checkpoint/1, ship/1
academy133certificate/1, checkpoint/1, ship/1
flashyid112checkpoint/1, ship/1
goldholdings104checkpoint/1, ship/1
flashygold81checkpoint/1, ship/1
mlgblockchain75checkpoint/1, ship/1
intentmesh12checkpoint/1, ship/1
rites6checkpoint/1, ship/1

Browse the log

Every leaf, newest first — the same stream served at /.well-known/notary-log.json, one screen at a time. Each row is a 0x… sha256 and four fields of context; there is nothing here about who or how much, because there is nothing like that in the log.

151–159 of 159 · source: flashygroup · newest first
Time (UTC)SourceKindHashRef
2026-09-02 16:13flashygroupship/10x3d52473c7b5f8804ship/flashy-group/01b9e3f51…
2026-09-02 16:22flashygroupship/10xd12e63801b6f757fship/flashy-group/16fe3a037…
2026-09-02 17:34flashygroupship/10xc31527a2ca47c08fship/flashy-group/502e88a0f…
2026-09-02 21:21flashygroupship/10x0aad1097320a8b12ship/flashy-group/222187198…
2026-09-03 02:45flashygroupship/10xc35e98ba13e48383ship/flashy-group/773463c3b…
2026-09-04 18:35flashygroupship/10xde8b7c99065e02e9ship/flashy-group/6607f6278…
2026-09-04 17:24flashygroupship/10x426948b1f9ec46c4ship/flashy-group/e677428b9…
2026-09-05 08:24flashygroupcheckpoint/10xeadfbcffa474da40https://www.flashygroup.com…
2026-09-04 17:26flashygroupcheckpoint/10x1be1d4f3628bc4e4https://www.flashygroup.com…

What the log proves, and what it does not

The head is reproducible: anyone can rebuild it from the leaf stream, and a consistency proof shows the log only ever grew. It is not yet tamper-evident — that needs a cosignature from a party that is not the estate, and until one exists the log says so rather than implying more. See the checkpoint for the per-property root and verify to hash a record in your own browser.

Served at /api/v1/public/notary (head + proofs) and /.well-known/notary-log.json (the full stream). This page is derived from that stream — the estate’s fan-in runs every six hours, and a fold that changes the log deploys this page with it, so a new hash appears here on its own without anyone pushing.