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Entropy
External Entropy Sources How Truestamp captures unpredictable public entropy from the NIST Randomness Beacon, the Stellar ledger, and the Bitcoin blockchain, folds each observation into a block's Merkle tree and commits it as a witness in each item's own fingerprint, strengthening the submission window guarantee. Public Randomness Beacons What a public randomness beacon is, the security properties that make it trustworthy (unpredictability, bias-resistance, public verifiability, availability), and how Truestamp folds public entropy into publicly verifiable blockchain evidence.
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NIST Randomness Beacon The US National Institute of Standards and Technology public randomness service publishing cryptographically signed random pulses about once a minute in a tamper-evident chain, one of Truestamp's three entropy sources, captured by HTTP polling and re-verifiable by chain and pulse index.

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