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Normative specification defines a cryptographic infrastructure for byte sequence existence verification, indicating its importance in secure systems.
Normative specification defining anchoring: a cryptographic infrastructure primitive for establishing existence-at-or-before-T of a byte sequence. Defines the verification function V(B, P, L), proof structure, ledger qualification, semantic exclusions, and independence requirements.
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