Economic Primitive
Markovian Protocol / Live Provenance

A real provenance record, verifiable in the browser.

Autonomous agents and AI systems produce outputs that later need to be checked against a record of what was produced and when. The Markovian Protocol writes a content-agnostic stamp to the chain: a cryptographic commitment to a piece of data and the time it was committed. The record below is real. It can be verified against the public endpoint, live, with no account and without trusting this page.

A stamped market analysis

This is a W3C Verifiable Credential for a SigmaSynth market analysis published on June 26 2026. The credential carries a Markovian stamp: the data was hashed, committed to the chain, and timestamped. The fields below are taken directly from the credential.

Markovian Stamp / External
artifactW3C Verifiable Credential, market analysis
labelsigmasynth-morning-brief-2026-06-26
merkle_root0a241d31d26d6f4053d951fd2c79cf54a64f2fbca221aa26847725b71de8dcf3
data_hash0e1343be3839eddf8f51c4d9ed82170e01a1e29adb9cba0d1f58fa95a1b178cc
wallet135nd7CXWJ8QRjuCDkXoM5oxx9MKc7YNjN
block_height134,208
stamped_at2026-06-28 21:18:03 UTC
commitmentBN128 Pedersen + Merkle root
anchorMarkovian chain, Bitcoin-anchored

Calls api.quantsynth.net/verify directly from your browser.
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Check a merkle root yourself

Any Markovian stamp can be checked the same way. Paste a merkle root and the browser will query the public endpoint and show what comes back.

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Provenance, not truth

A valid result confirms two facts. The data behind data_hash was committed to the chain, and it was committed at stamped_at. Provenance is not truth: the stamp records that the data existed at a point in time, not that its contents are correct, accurate, or endorsed.

This is an external stamp. It carries a BN128 Pedersen commitment and a Merkle root, recorded on the Markovian chain and anchored to Bitcoin. An external stamp carries no validity proof. It establishes provenance, commitment, and timestamp, and nothing beyond that.

Verification without disclosure

The endpoint returns hashes, a label, a block height, and a timestamp. It never returns the underlying analysis. The record confirms the data existed without revealing what the data was, which lets a private output be proven against a public chain.

Where COMMIT plugs in

COMMIT is content-agnostic, and connects to open agent and identity standards. The record above is delivered as a W3C Verifiable Credential, one of the doors that is live and verifiable today.