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CBOR Concise Binary Object Representation (RFC 8949), the compact binary encoding of a Truestamp proof bundle, interchangeable with the JSON form, wrapped in the self-describing tag 55799, carrying hash and key fields as raw byte strings instead of hex or base64 text. Proof bundle The self-contained JSON or CBOR file downloaded for a committed subject, carrying the subject data and its metadata, Merkle proofs, an Ed25519 signature, the witness detail that opens the submitted-after edge, and at least one public-blockchain commitment, every hash recomputed from carried bytes.
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Proof Bundle Wire Format The self-describing JSON and CBOR wire format of a Truestamp proof bundle, the named type registry, the subject with its claims, metadata and witnesses, block maps that carry their own metadata, the block path, external commitments, the signing key event, and why nothing opaque travels.

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