Topic: Open Timestamps integration in to Bitcoin (Read 200 times)
Thanks everyone for the responses, especially since they are all good quality references that I am reviewing today.
There are OTS libraries for Python, Java, Javascript and Rust. See https://opentimestamps.org/#code-repositories
https://github.com/FactomProject
Factom is designed entirely to do this, time-stamping and immutable audit/data trails.
Although its alternative project, it is a data layer designed to be hashed and anchored into the bitcoin blockchain, or the ethereum blockchain.
Check out their whitepaper for more info:
https://www.factom.com/devs/docs/guide/factom-white-paper-1-0
Hope you find what you are looking for!
Factom is designed entirely to do this, time-stamping and immutable audit/data trails.
Although its alternative project, it is a data layer designed to be hashed and anchored into the bitcoin blockchain, or the ethereum blockchain.
Check out their whitepaper for more info:
https://www.factom.com/devs/docs/guide/factom-white-paper-1-0
Hope you find what you are looking for!
Pardon if my interpretation of anything is incorrect, but I am assuming that from what I've read OpenTimestamps are currently able to be stored on the Bitcoin blockchain to prove that some piece of information existed at the time the block was mined.
When looking up information on how to accomplish this the only resource I see is a CLI called `ots`. Are there any other libraries that currently have the ability to store the OTS info?
When looking up information on how to accomplish this the only resource I see is a CLI called `ots`. Are there any other libraries that currently have the ability to store the OTS info?
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