Tweetkeep proof for X post 2111533973872816522 by @sneako
https://x.com/sneako/status/2111533973872816522
First archived 2026-10-17 19:23 UTC

Post text, saved 2026-10-17 19:23 UTC
  File     https://tweetkeep.com/proof/2111533973872816522/text
  SHA-256  173b61802dc662d422f90cdac4a25d35ec9981b3f23c7f8929cea25e71a76fd5
  Listed in https://tweetkeep.com/data/proofs/2026-10-17T2019.txt
  Bitcoin timestamp of that list: https://tweetkeep.com/data/proofs/2026-10-17T2019.txt.ots

Page snapshot, saved 2026-10-17 19:23 UTC
  File     https://tweetkeep.com/data/snaps/2111533973872816522_0.png
  SHA-256  090cbdf7d211bcca995c47e2b7275d8d5340a4785e0a0172a28d8cb325dfbddb
  Listed in https://tweetkeep.com/data/proofs/2026-10-17T2019.txt
  Bitcoin timestamp of that list: https://tweetkeep.com/data/proofs/2026-10-17T2019.txt.ots

X's own data for this post, saved by the Internet Archive (Wayback Machine), captured 2026-10-18 02:46 UTC:
  https://web.archive.org/web/20261018024651/https://cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=2111533973872816522&token=549kv6r8fqj&lang=en

How to check:
1. Download a file above and run: shasum -a 256 <file>. It must print the SHA-256 shown, and that hash must appear in the list.
2. Drop the list and its .ots file on https://opentimestamps.org, or run: ots verify <list>.ots
   That proves the list, and every file whose hash it holds, existed unchanged by then. Fresh timestamps reach Bitcoin within hours.
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