The Founding 100

Check it yourself

Don't take our word for it. Recompute the root from the data and compare.

This record is a snapshot of what we knew at the seal, and it cannot change. If we later pay a player BUZZ they were owed, it is dated to the day it was earned and never touches this record: every number, name and fifteenth day stays as sealed. The root still proves the record is unaltered.

Anyone can do this with the CSV: take the 100 leaf hashes, pair and hash them in number order exactly as described below, and confirm the result equals the published root. That proves the list has not changed.

The CSV does not publish account ids, so you cannot rebuild a leaf from the CSV alone. The user id is in the leaf because it pins each row to a real account, so two players with the same name cannot be confused — and we do not publish account ids. If you hold a number, sign in and use "Verify my leaf" under Your row above: it rebuilds your own leaf and checks it against the leaf hash on your row.

1. The record key is "founders-1".
2. Each row's leaf is the SHA-256 of the text key|number|user id|name|name source|fifteenth day. The name is the displayed name, exactly as shown in the table; a row that says "Name not on file" has an empty space between the bars. The name source is chosen (the player set it), telegram (from their Telegram profile) or none. The number is a plain whole number; the fifteenth day is the Eastern-time date written YYYY-MM-DD.
3. Put the leaves in number order, №1 first.
4. Pair them up and hash each pair: SHA-256 of the left 32 bytes followed by the right 32 bytes. If one is left over, carry it up unchanged.
5. Repeat until one hash remains. That is the root.