Before "blockchain" settled into the language, Satoshi's own code called it a timechain — a chain of cryptographic timestamps. An unforgeable record of when.
TimechainWiki is live at timechain.wiki. 394 entries on Bitcoin's economics, history, protocol, practice and criticisms — free, structured to walk end to end rather than searched blind, and rebuilt nightly from the knowledge base behind it.
The part that belongs here: select any passage and it highlights. Logged out, it stays in your browser. Signed in with Nostr, it is yours — encrypted NIP-78 app data only you can read, or a NIP-84 kind-9802 highlight that shows up in Amethyst or Highlighter like anything else you mark up. Private by default. The wiki never holds your reading.
Every passage also has a "suggest an edit" door — a public note, or an encrypted DM to the editors. A person reads every one. Nothing is applied automatically, and what holds up gets written into the entry.
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