How to check the evidence behind each incident, where the news comes from, and how close the machine and the public come to institution decisions.
Enter an article link, the SHA-256 hash of its text, or an evidence ID. The system looks the article up among prepared evidence and shows its hash fingerprint and the incident it belongs to.
80 batches holding 65,736 evidence records; 22 batches awaiting anchoring.How evidence is recorded →Institutional attestation ↓
Each institution picks its account and signs in with a password, reviews the incident queue within its mandate, and chooses a decision with one click: confirmed, refuted, or partly/under investigation, with a reason. Every decision is signed with the institution's cryptographic key (EIP-712) without a wallet; confirmed and refuted decisions become official records booked into the Merkle ledger and anchored on-chain.



