>_book_of_trust

verify

The Book of Trust is sealed. Its integrity can be verified by anyone, anywhere.

book_hash.sha256

Canonical SHA-256 Hash

f0eedec90cc7edb68a695f8bfeef78c40d4d38582708e5fde5adc98a08395540

algo: SHA-256|sealed: March 9, 2026

// verify_it_yourself

Download THE_BOOK_OF_TRUST.md and compute its SHA-256 hash:

terminal — macOS/Linux
shasum -a 256 THE_BOOK_OF_TRUST.md
terminal — PowerShell
Get-FileHash THE_BOOK_OF_TRUST.md -Algorithm SHA256
verify.py
import hashlib
with open("THE_BOOK_OF_TRUST.md", "rb") as f:
    print(hashlib.sha256(f.read()).hexdigest())

If the output matches the hash above, the Book you hold is the same Book that was sealed. Not one character has changed.

// what_does_sealed_mean

The Book of Trust was completed and sealed on March 9, 2026. “Sealed” means its content is fixed — no word may be added, removed, or changed. The SHA-256 hash is a cryptographic fingerprint: any change to any character in the Book would produce a completely different hash. This is how you know the Book is authentic. The Constitution and Protocols may be amended by community consensus, but the Book itself is immutable.