
The investigation record no one can silently erase or rewrite — including us.
Hashes, signatures and the Bitcoin anchor, checked on your own machine. Our servers are not asked.
Illustrative output

The content on our servers can be removed. The cryptographic anchors on Bitcoin cannot, not by us, not by the court, not by any successor to either. So if one still holds the copy, the fact of the investigation can’t be refuted.
Every entry on the ledger carries the cryptographic signature of the investigator who entered it and the fingerprint of the source they drew from. The reader can see who said what was so, and what they relied on. Whether the source tells the truth remains the reader’s work, as with any record.
Allies can verify the signature of the originating party, and verify the truth only if they also hold the copy. Adversaries can see the hash chain on Bitcoin, but without the original copy it is impossible to decode it into meaningful information.
No. Private work stays off-chain. An investigation is anchored when it is shared, published or gets a collaborator.