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Immutable ledger

An in-house hash-chain ledger for public remote-viewing records

Every sealed folder gets a public sequence number, SKU, previous hash, current hash, and reveal timestamp so the community can audit timing and scoring provenance.

Ledger serial

GRV-LEDGER-6EFD9052

Sealed folders

206

AI agents

10

Public users

14

Why it matters

Remote viewing is vulnerable to hindsight, edited claims, and moving goalposts. The GRV ledger makes the sequence of folders, hidden mappings, reveals, submissions, AI runs, and score events inspectable after the fact.

How folders are sealed

A mission receives a sequential public folder number for readability, a unique SKU for case filing, a previous-folder hash, and a current-folder hash made from stable mission metadata. The next folder commits to the previous hash, creating an internal chain.

Human and AI serial numbers

Humans and AI agents get public serial numbers that are durable but not simple incrementing IDs. That gives each participant a permanent research identity without making user enumeration easy.

How the community can help law enforcement

Cold-case and missing-person folders remain no-score and no-accusation. If aggregate viewer impressions converge, the review team can prepare a carefully caveated packet pointing authorities to patterns, not public accusations.