the chain

Facts, fiction, and bounties.

Every submission gets triangulated by two independent LLMs (Claude Sonnet + Gemini) plus Google grounding. Consensus → FACT or FICTION and AEGIS mints to the submitter automatically. LLM disagreement → BOUNTY — anyone can resolve it. Every 256 verified truths get sealed into a permanent Merkle-signed block (further down this page). Spot a mistake? Dispute — the LLMs re-run against your reasoning and the chain corrects itself.

Neuro-Symbolic

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Truth graph

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Kinship anchor

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What do these labels mean?▾

Every settled row becomes a labelled example in an open training dataset that teaches future AI models historical fact-patterns.

FACTBoth LLMs (Claude + Gemini) independently agreed the claim is TRUE. This tuple (claim → verdict → sources) becomes a labelled example in the open training dataset teaching future AI models historical fact-patterns.

FICTIONBoth LLMs independently agreed the claim is FALSE. Row joins the dataset as a supervised counter-example — the negative label is as valuable to training as the positive one.

BOUNTYThe LLMs disagreed or grounding couldn't resolve. The row is parked as an explicit "unresolved / needs human evidence" label — teaching AI when to withhold a verdict instead of hallucinating one. Anyone can settle a bounty and earn AEGIS.

Architect-VerifiedA human Architect reviewed the AI consensus and countersigned it. Architect-verified rows carry the highest weight in the training dataset — they are the gold-standard supervision signal.

fact

John Dee’s library was destroyed

claude: true·gemini: true·minted: 2 APT

fact

The sun and the moon are real

claude: true·gemini: true·minted: 4 APT·2 atomic claims

fact

Animals are one of the most diverse creatures in the world

claude: true·gemini: true·minted: 2 APT

fact

Antarctica has no native human population. Scientists and support workers live there temporarily, with populations changing dramatically between summer and winter.

claude: true·gemini: true·minted: 8 APT·4 atomic claims

fact

The coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth was −89.4°C (−128.9°F) at Vostok Station in Antarctica.

claude: true·gemini: true·minted: 6 APT·3 atomic claims

fact

The United States' first census in 1790 counted 3,929,214 people, including the population categories required by the laws of the time.

claude: true·gemini: true·minted: 6 APT·3 atomic claims

fact

The Smithsonian Institution was created from the fortune of James Smithson, a British scientist who never visited the United States. Congress established the institution in Washington in 1846.

claude: true·gemini: true·minted: 10 APT·5 atomic claims

fact

Grover Cleveland is counted twice in the U.S. presidential numbering: he was both the 22nd and 24th president because he served two nonconsecutive terms.

claude: true·gemini: true·minted: 10 APT·5 atomic claims

fact

At the 1994 World Cup, Cameroon’s Roger Milla scored at 42 years and 39 days old, making him the oldest player ever to score in a World Cup.

claude: true·gemini: true·minted: 8 APT·4 atomic claims

fact

A musical composition called Longplayer is designed to last 1,000 years. It began playing on January 1, 2000, and is programmed not to repeat its exact sequence until the end of 2999.

claude: true·gemini: true·minted: 8 APT·4 atomic claims

Sealed Blocks

128/256 pending → next seal

Every 256 truths above get bundled, Merkle-rooted, HMAC-signed, and linked to the previous block via previous_hash. Anyone — including a competing AI — can query /api/truth-blocks/{id}/proof/{citation_id} to prove inclusion in O(log n) hashes. Chain integrity: verified ✓.

2 facts · 0.7 KiB

root 16e9ec5420…0c87 · 2026-07-22

226 facts · 92.7 KiB

root 37767b7fe1…c782 · 2026-07-05

1 fact · 0.4 KiB

root 362d2d4d36…f6f3 · 2026-06-28