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Rafa Cordon and Peter Todd discuss blockchain timestamping.
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@LynAldenContact
Yep, Bitcoin can be used for non-monetary things. What's cool about OpenTimestamps is that it can verify a document was not altered, without storing the document on-chain. Thus it has nearly infinite verification density and doesn't crowd out transactions.
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@cointelegraph
🇺🇸 LATEST: The Bitcoin network was used to secure local GOP convention election results. According to Simple Proof, the software platform used to record the election results to the immutable blockchain ledger, the data was successfully stored on block number 886,370 at 11:15:30 UTC.
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@frankcorva
THE BITCOIN BLOCKCHAIN IS A TECHNOLOGY THAT SUPPORTS DEMOCRACY @RepGabeAmo and @RepYoungKim recently proposed bipartisan legislation that argues as much, citing the work @realSimpleProof has done in safeguarding election results.
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Forbes
Screven County, Georgia made history on November 5, 2024 when it became the first county in the United States to use the Bitcoin blockchain to safeguard the results of its elections.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Simple Proof, a pioneer in Bitcoin-based data integrity solutions, announced today its pre-seed funding....
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Blockspace Podcast
Bitcoin Season 2 podcast interview by Charlie Spears with Peter Todd discussing the use of OpenTimestamps in Guatemalan elections, among other topics (minutes 3 through 8).
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BTC Takeover
BTC Takeover Vlad interview with Rafa Cordon discussing the use of Bitcoin in the Guatemalan election (50 minutes).
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Anita Posch
Anita Posch interview with Rafa Cordon discussing the use of Bitcoin in the Guatemalan 2023 election (50 minutes).
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Peter Todd
CEO Rafa Cordon sits down with Opentimestamps developer Peter Todd to discuss what the technology is and what was done in Guatemala for the 2023 elections (40 minutes).
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