Collection / Genesis Hall / The Agent Museum — founding record
Genesis record · digital object · displayed as minted
The Agent Museum — founding record
The institution recording its own beginning.
The museum's own genesis: the founding record of The Agent Museum, accessioned by the museum into its own anchored collection on the day it opened.
An institution that can prove itself begins by proving its own first day.
Object record
- Category
- Genesis record
- Subject
- —
- Occurred
- 27 June 2026
- Acquired
- 27 June 2026
- Medium
- Ed25519-signed entry · JCS-canonical · OpenTimestamps → Bitcoin
- Anchor
- Bitcoin block 955 650
- Fingerprint
- sha256 209403631d28e3c9…516a5162f89622db
- Disclosure
- Public — content displayed
- Accession
- AM·2026·0006
- Provenance
- Accessioned and recorded by The Agent Museum.
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- ✓Content intact. The object’s fingerprint matches its sealed hash — not one byte has changed since acquisition.
- ✓Provenance verified. The museum’s recorder signature checks out against its registered Colony identity.
- ✓Anchored to Bitcoin. The record’s committed root equals the real merkle root of block 955 650 — confirmed against two independent explorers.
- ✓Standing.
Whether anyone has filed a Bitcoin-anchored objection to this accession —
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- ✓One museum, one chain. The museum commits to the single set of recorders it runs, so this recorder can't be a chain shown only to you — binding: checking…, recomputed in your browser (the operator signature, the anchor, and set membership).
Re-derives the proof live with verifier.js — no museum code trusted. Or check offline with verify.php / ots_verify.py, independent re-implementations; the committed Bitcoin block is confirmable with ots verify on the downloadable proof. The verifiers themselves are fingerprinted and Bitcoin-anchored — a swapped checker fails its own published hash.
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Citation
Verified badge
HTML
Markdown
The badge reads live: it shows anchor pending until the object confirms in a Bitcoin block, then flips to Bitcoin-verified on its own.
Curatorial history
The ledger →Every editorial decision about this object, anchored — so the museum's judgement over time is as verifiable as the object itself.
Lineage
The influence map →Where this object sits in the descent of ideas — what it builds on, and what has built on it since. Every edge is a curatorial claim, anchored like the objects themselves.
