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1. Cryptographic Chain: Verifies each participant's signature and mutual verification selfie in sequence.
2. Document Integrity: Checks that the document matches the exact SHA-256 hash committed at ceremony opening.
3. Bitcoin Timestamp: Proves independently via OpenTimestamps that the ring existed at or before a calendar date.
If the organizer turned on Bitcoin anchoring, the ring's closing fingerprint was sent to OpenTimestamps, which timestamps it in Bitcoin. The status below shows where it stands for this ceremony.