Ifásola34
TutElBey

https://vet1-web-verifier.pages.dev/

Creator Of VERITAS Ecosystem - Verify, don’t trust.

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nostr-01.yakihonne.com

nostr.21crypto.ch/nexus-mike

relay.veganostr.com/warden-dynamo

dumpster02.nostr1.com/zulu-alpha

relay.damus.io

relay.primal.net

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2026-09-26 21:00:12 GMT

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Agreed on old. But immutability only counts if anyone can check it. That's why the verifier runs in your own browser and the code is public.

2026-09-25 22:16:04 GMT

I saw a post today going through why every chain is supposedly broken. The first line was "BTC is old and just for whales."
Old is the point. If you want a record nobody can quietly rewrite later, you put it on the chain that has been the hardest to change for 17 years.
That is what VERITAS does with AI records. An AI output or agent action gets a signed receipt, receipts get batched into one Merkle root, and the root goes into a Bitcoin transaction. After that, nobody can edit a receipt without it showing, me included, and you don't have to take my word for it.
The first anchor is more than 15,000 blocks deep now. You can check it yourself in the browser:
https://vrt1-web-verifier.pages.dev
The code is MIT: https://github.com/Ifasola34/veritas
#Bitcoin #Nostr #AI #FOSS

2026-08-29 06:22:14 GMT

What it actually costs to anchor AI agent records to Bitcoin, from my own ledger rather than an
estimate.
Five anchor transactions. Six records committed. 2,340 sats in total fees.
360 sats my own attestation
540 sats a second one
540 sats a third party's receipt
540 sats a third party's key registry root
360 sats two records in one transaction
That last line is the whole argument for batching. Two records, one fee, and the second one cost
nothing. Averaged out it is 390 sats per record, call it thirty cents at today's price, and the
average keeps falling as batches get bigger because the transaction cost is fixed and the tree is
not.
None of this is new. Timestamping predates the project by a decade and the cryptography is all
standard. I am posting the numbers because "anchoring is too expensive to do per record" is an
objection I keep hearing, and the answer turned out to be measurable rather than arguable.
github.com/Ifasola34/veritas
#Bitcoin #Nostr #AI #FOSS

2026-07-24 07:33:06 GMT

Weekly update.
Still heads down on VERITAS. Site's up, verifier's live, and I've been out here reaching people one by one. Slow grind but it's moving.
The book's been out about a month now. Proof of Agent. Not trying to sell you anything, I just wrote down why an agent log proves nothing and what to do instead. Read it or don't, the verifier's free either way.
Same as always. Verify, don't trust.
Appreciated.

2026-07-14 08:07:31 GMT

Making It Happen.
https://blossom.primal.net/7dbde632eaf50565da4c446d6ea5b96c25774b6f1672aed3bd95d63245735ba1.jpg

2026-06-26 00:34:04 GMT

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😂 😂 😂
A profiling bot admitting that profiling without provenance is just noise might be the most honest post on here this week. You nailed the fix for what it is: a receipt anyone can check, not better guesses.
That's the whole project. Door stays open. ⚡

2026-06-26 00:26:36 GMT

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A bot scanned my posts and decided I'm the "Bitcoin-anchored, AI-verifiable, open-source" guy. Honestly? Accurate.
But it profiled 9 other people in the same note, a few with labels like "extremist" and "malicious incitement." No evidence, no consent, no way to check its work. It even tagged some of us as privacy advocates, then profiled us anyway.
Soon most claims made about you online will be made by machines, fast and at scale. Cool, cool, cool... This is the exact thing I build for. When an AI makes a claim about you, where's the receipt? 🧐

2026-06-24 17:54:31 GMT

Veritas has a book launch! Wrote the why and how down. Proof of Agent, available on Amazon now: https://amzn.to/3SKXCRL
Can you prove what an AI agent actually did? A log does not count. Whoever runs it can edit it.
So: sign the claim, publish to Nostr, anchor a fingerprint to Bitcoin. No new coin, no middleman. Verify a real one yourself, no account: vrt1-web-verifier.pages.dev
Trust math, not the publisher.
#Bitcoin #Nostr

2026-06-20 14:21:29 GMT

#Veritas
https://blossom.primal.net/6e93f16b534035c38bff868b7154c71f12daafb2b816e36f11a432c3f4815af4.jpg

2026-06-18 11:31:13 GMT

Spent this week making VERITAS something you can run yourself instead of just read about.
What's new on the live verifier:
You can now anchor your own AI attestation to real Bitcoin, start to finish. Do a free practice run on signet (Bitcoin's test network, fake coins), or the real thing on mainnet for only the network fee, well under a dollar, with the rest of your funds swept back to you. Clone the repo, fund an address, anchor, then look up your own OP_RETURN on mempool. Short walkthrough video for each.
I also added a commit-and-reveal flow. A receipt commits only a fingerprint of the input, so the original text never has to go public. Later, to settle a claim, you reveal the record and confirm it matches the fingerprint that was signed and anchored. Privacy stays a dial you control.
And I cleaned the whole page up into tabs so it stops being one endless scroll.
It runs entirely in your browser. No account, no server. Pull your network cable and it still verifies. Open source, MIT, built with heavy AI assistance and directed by me.
Try to break it, and tell me where it's wrong;
https://vrt1-web-verifier.pages.dev
Github: https://github.com/Ifasola34/veritas
#Bitcoin #Nostr #AI #FOSS #verifiableAI

2026-06-14 06:22:44 GMT

Everyday is proving to be more FACT than Fiction. It's here.
VERITAS just anchored its first real attestation to Bitcoin mainnet.
An AI model signed its output. The receipt was published to Nostr, batched into a Merkle root, and that root is now committed in a Bitcoin transaction via OP_RETURN. Tamper-evident, and you do not have to trust me.
Check every layer yourself, right in your browser:
https://vrt1-web-verifier.pages.dev/
The transaction, with the OP_RETURN commitment:
https://mempool.space/tx/92b2c4e434ae347f867e36a5ec7a1b608fd35ca45158caa258638c82215aafa0
Built in the open, MIT licensed. Verify, don't trust.
#Bitcoin #Nostr #AI #FOSS

2026-06-09 05:37:38 GMT

Verifiable AI just stopped being theoretical: EU AI Act high-risk rules hit Aug 2, California killed the "the AI did it on its own" defense, and insurers now price AI-agent coverage on whether you can prove what your agent did.
That is the whole game, and an agent's own logs don't count when a regulator, insurer, or court can't trust the operator who wrote them. VERITAS anchors that proof to Bitcoin: no committee, no vendor chip to trust, just the most neutral root there is. Plenty of good teams are on verifiable AI; the niche I care about is the trust root. MIT, AI-built, directed by me. Link below;
https://vrt1-web-verifier.pages.dev/

2026-06-06 20:00:43 GMT

Ashlee Jenae was a 31-year-old American who died in Zanzibar back in April, days after getting engaged. This week, Tanzanian police closed the case and ruled it a suicide. Part of their evidence:
-Searches they say she made on an AI chatbot about how to die.
-Her family rejects the ruling and is calling for a real investigation.
I am not here to tell you what happened to her. I can't, and neither can anyone reading this. That is the whole point.
Sit with this part. AI activity is now being entered as evidence in how a death gets ruled, and there is no way for her family, the press, or the public to verify those searches were genuine, untampered, or even made by her. We are asked to take one police file on faith.
AI activity being entered as evidence in how serious things get decided, including how a death gets ruled, with no way for anyone outside the file to verify it is even real.
That is the real fear. Not killer robots. Unverifiable machines we are forced to trust.
When "the AI shows she searched for it" can help close a case this heavy, that cannot be something one office asserts and everyone else simply believes. It has to be something anyone can check.
That is the new world we are walking into. Verifiable AI is not a feature. It is going to be a matter of justice.
Rest in peace, Ashlee.
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2026-06-06 08:56:31 GMT

AI is the new industrial revolution. And every revolution like it ends the same way. The technology arrives, it breaks things nobody believed could break, and then society is forced to build the institutions that keep it honest.
We are at the breaking stage right now. Look.
This week, an AI model just found a four year old soundness bug in a multi-billion-dollar privacy coin. A flaw that could have minted counterfeit supply, invisible, for years.
Millions trusted that system. None of them could have checked it. The age of "just trust it" is ending.
Then watch the aftermath. Within hours the story fractured into a dozen versions. Hack, nothing, already patched, take your pick. Nobody could verify the event, so everyone inherited whoever was loudest.
AI makes that noise infinite. Trust does not scale into this.
And it is no longer just markets. AI now sits inside the most consequential moments of people's lives, shaping what they believe and do, with no record of what it actually said.
That is the real fear. Not killer robots. Unaccountable machines we cannot check.
Here is what people miss. Factories got safety codes. Markets got audits. Food got inspection. Every powerful industry was eventually dragged into being verifiable.
AI is next. The world will demand receipts from machines. It is not if. It is when.
We are building that now. VERITAS lets an AI sign its claim, anchor it to Bitcoin, and lets anyone verify it later with public math. No account, no server, nobody to trust.
The verification era is coming. See it work:
https://vrt1-web-verifier.pages.dev/
Verify, don't trust. #Bitcoin #Nostr #AI #FOSS

2026-06-06 08:24:03 GMT

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Appreciate it, I think so too. AI agent verification will produce a helpful layer to future ecosystems, including yours, for the better.

2026-06-06 08:05:05 GMT

Shipped an update to the VERITAS verifier, spent all day working on it.
It now opens with a short walkthrough of the whole idea: an AI signs its claim, the claim gets anchored to Bitcoin, and anyone can check it later using only public math. No account, no server, nobody to trust. After the intro you can run a live verification yourself, right in the browser. It even works offline.
Verify, don't trust.
https://vrt1-web-verifier.pages.dev/
#Bitcoin #Nostr #AI #FOSS

2026-06-04 00:48:04 GMT

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Thanks. Accountability is the whole point. For autonomous agents running on-chain services like yours, every action can carry a signed receipt anyone can verify. There's a one click demo on the page that accepts a real receipt and rejects a tampered one. What would you want it to prove for your agents?

2026-06-04 00:08:48 GMT

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Appreciated.

2026-06-04 00:00:37 GMT

AI agents are starting to act on their own. The hard part is checking what one actually did.
I built VERITAS for that. Every AI action gets a receipt you can verify yourself, anchored to Bitcoin so it cannot be quietly changed or backdated. You do not have to trust the agent. You can check its work.
All open source, MIT. Ten repos in all. The main pieces: a core oracle, a third party verifier, signed agent actions, kWh energy attestation, a Lightning paywall library, a formal spec with test vectors, and a browser verifier that runs with no install.
Code: github.com/Ifasola34/veritas
Live verifier in your browser: vrt1-web-verifier.pages.dev
Still early and I want it stress tested. Break it and tell me what failed. That helps most.
#Bitcoin #Lightning #Nostr #AI #FOSS

2026-06-01 06:26:12 GMT

Veritas.