25 KiB
25 KiB
Ledger link inventory — a fetched dump for Q3 pass 2
Compiled 2026-09-24 by Timmy after zephyrus-sparkborn reported that page fetching was unavailable in his session (Q3 pass 1 audited the index page only). This removes the blocker: every published page is fetched, its external links extracted, and each unique external URL status-checked. The judgement stays his — this is the raw material, not a verdict.
Scope: 123 published pages from sitemap.xml (123 URLs), 40 unique external links.
External link status (every unique external URL)
Non-200 links
- 404 — https://twitter.com/AriZonanHODL/status/1549169119924080640
- Replacement found the same day by zephyrus-sparkborn, rendered and verified by Timmy:
http://web.archive.org/web/20220809062934/https://twitter.com/AriZonanHODL/status/1549169119924080640(contemporaneous capture, 2022-08-09; the tweet text, timestamp, engagement counts and media are present in it)
- Replacement found the same day by zephyrus-sparkborn, rendered and verified by Timmy:
Page-by-page external links
| Page | Title | External links |
|---|---|---|
/block-25/ |
Stackchain Block 25 | Wanting block 25, and being forked twi |
/block-405-420/ |
Stackchain Block 405-420 | May the longest chain live foreve |
/block-5/ |
Stackchain Block 5 | The genesis receipt - five dollars |
/block-6/ |
Stackchain Block 6 | The six dollars, from Bob |
/block-7/ |
Stackchain Block 7 | The seven dollars, from satskeeper_ |
/block-88/ |
Stackchain Block 88 | Block 88, bought to secure the longer |
/block-89/ |
Stackchain Block 89 | Block 89, part of the 88-90 run |
/block-90/ |
Stackchain Block 90 | Block 90, and the chain held |
/blocks/ |
The Stackchain timeline | ledger, events and magazine |
/event-2022-07-18-anthony-enters-at-16-names-the-hill-at-24/ |
Anthony enters at 16, names the hill at 24 | Stackchain — Ti |
/event-2022-07-18-the-5-invitation-becomes-a-chain/ |
The $5 invitation becomes a chain | Stackchain — Timeline ev |
/event-2022-07-19-op-backstack-experimentation-almost-immediat/ |
Op.backstack: experimentation almost immediately | Stackchai |
/event-2022-07-20-accessibility-becomes-a-protocol-question/ |
Accessibility becomes a protocol question | Stackchain — Tim |
/event-2022-07-20-receipt-provenance-becomes-part-of-consensus/ |
Receipt provenance becomes part of consensus | Stackchain — |
/event-2022-07-22-skinner-s-405-420-and-the-social-fork-questi/ |
Skinner’s 405–420 and the social-fork question | Stackchain |
/event-2022-08-17-bitcoin-beach-transfers-leave-a-transaction/ |
Bitcoin Beach transfers leave a transaction trail | Stackcha |
/event-2022-08-18-the-bitcoin-beach-campaign-closes-and-hodlon/ |
The Bitcoin Beach campaign closes and Hodlonaut support appe | https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/how-5-bitcoin-purchase-casca, https://x.com/AnthonyDessauer/status/1560325688481026048 |
/event-2022-08-21-block-1414-becomes-the-first-million-target/ |
Block 1414 becomes the first-million target | Stackchain — T |
/event-2022-08-24-a-practical-fork-resolution-offer-at-1438-14/ |
A practical fork-resolution offer at 1438/1439 | Stackchain |
/event-2022-08-28-the-fork-of-1492/ |
The fork of 1492 | Stackchain — Timeline event |
/event-2022-09-12-actual-miners-get-an-accounting-route/ |
Actual miners get an accounting route | Stackchain — Timelin |
/event-2022-10-05-the-community-documents-its-scale-and-charit/ |
The community documents its scale and charitable turn | Stac |
/event-2022-10-07-gui-s-2079-and-saylor-s-2080/ |
Gui’s 2079 and Saylor’s 2080 | Stackchain — Timeline event |
/event-2022-12-00-builder-relationships-cross-into-nostr/ |
Builder relationships cross into Nostr | Stackchain — Timeli |
/event-2023-01-30-burnchain-and-loko-s-sj-lottery-are-already/ |
Burnchain and Loko’s SJ Lottery are already conversation top | https://podcasts.apple.com/be/podcast/stackchain-sj-lottery/id16 |
/event-2023-05-00-siggy-reaches-nostr/ |
Siggy reaches Nostr | Stackchain — Timeline event |
/event-2023-08-00-the-archive-becomes-a-magazine-a-game-and-a/ |
The archive becomes a magazine, a game and a meme history | |
/event-2024-04-14-burnchain-explains-itself-in-its-own-words/ |
Burnchain explains itself in its own words | Stackchain — Ti |
/event-2024-05-20-one-community-multiple-living-chains/ |
One community, multiple living chains | Stackchain — Timelin |
/event-2025-02-15-ogchain-receives-a-first-person-governance-a/ |
OGchain receives a first-person governance account | Stackch |
/event-2026-01-08-golden-blocks-become-an-artifact-worth-remem/ |
Golden blocks become an artifact worth remembering | Stackch |
/genesis/ |
The genesis post, recovered | Stackchain |
/magazine-001/ |
StackchainMagazine.net launches | Stackchain — Stackchain Ma |
/magazine-002/ |
The Art of GFY by Nobody (aka Seven) | Stackchain — Stackcha |
/magazine-003/ |
“Rest in Paradise” Staceski | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazi |
/magazine-004/ |
The Halving Party | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-005/ |
A Brief History of Stackchain. | Stackchain — Stackchain Mag |
/magazine-006/ |
Yellow – Beyond the Polyester | Stackchain — Stackchain Maga |
/magazine-007/ |
Táchira Homestead | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-008/ |
Don’t eat Burritos | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-009/ |
Stackchain Heroes | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-010/ |
Stackchain is for Builders: How Building on Stackchain led t | — |
/magazine-011/ |
Meet Proof Of Ink | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-012/ |
Inflation & You | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-013/ |
BTC Trading Cards | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-014/ |
Codl & Hodl: A Bitcoiners Journey | Stackchain — Stackchain |
/magazine-015/ |
The Honest-Weight Champion of the World | Stackchain — Stack |
/magazine-016/ |
Stackchain Magazine Volume 1 now online | Stackchain — Stack |
/magazine-017/ |
Where ideas end up (and why that matters) | Stackchain — Sta |
/magazine-018/ |
Go Fuck Ourselves | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-019/ |
How I found the tip | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-020/ |
The coming Occupy Wall St | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-021/ |
How to Organize Spontaneous Decentralization | Stackchain — |
/magazine-022/ |
A Journey of Memes | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-023/ |
Twas The Night Before Christmas | Stackchain — Stackchain Ma |
/magazine-024/ |
Bekka’s Sammie Corner: Schnitzel | Stackchain — Stackchain M |
/magazine-025/ |
The Banking Concept of Education and Fiat Currency: Unveilin | — |
/magazine-026/ |
Stackchain for Newcomers: How I Infiltrated the Stackchain. | — |
/magazine-027/ |
A Conversation with Burnchainers | Stackchain — Stackchain M |
/magazine-028/ |
To whom it may concern | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-029/ |
The Glaziest of the bowls!! #GoPios | Stackchain — Stackchai |
/magazine-030/ |
Asanoha Interview | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-031/ |
Bitcoin: The Awakening of Collective Potential | Stackchain |
/magazine-032/ |
The 10 Commandments of good Bitcoining | Stackchain — Stackc |
/magazine-033/ |
Corporate CPA to The Bitcoin Accountant | Stackchain — Stack |
/magazine-034/ |
Dragons Love Their Paper Money | Stackchain — Stackchain Mag |
/magazine-035/ |
WAHT Stackchain Done Dided: The King of StackChain™ | Stackc |
/magazine-036/ |
How to get hired in Bitcoin | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazi |
/magazine-037/ |
Stacking Sats, Packs, and New Bitcoiners with Bitcoin Tradin | — |
/magazine-038/ |
Bitcoin Isn’t For Everyone | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazin |
/magazine-039/ |
Traveling on a Bitcoin Standard | Stackchain — Stackchain Ma |
/magazine-040/ |
The Genesis Block | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-041/ |
The Fork of 1492 | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-042/ |
Meet The Orange Pill App | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-043/ |
Interview with Redy (Maxis Club) | Stackchain — Stackchain M |
/magazine-044/ |
SATOSPHERE | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-045/ |
Psilocybin Citadel | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-046/ |
The Chain Desides | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-047/ |
CAmount GetBlockSubsidy() | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-048/ |
Bitcoin Anxiety Syndrome (BAS) | Stackchain — Stackchain Mag |
/magazine-049/ |
BTC PRAGUE – The biggest, most influential bitcoin event in | — |
/magazine-050/ |
A Pleb Travels to El Salvador | Stackchain — Stackchain Maga |
/magazine-051/ |
The Obstacle Is The Way – Finding Hope In Bitcoin | Stackcha |
/magazine-052/ |
Lina Seiche (The Little HODLer) | Stackchain — Stackchain Ma |
/magazine-053/ |
Time Is a Fickle Bitch | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-054/ |
Two Years of Stackchain | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-055/ |
Bitcoin Is for Facking Everyone | Stackchain — Stackchain Ma |
/magazine-056/ |
Culture is Bitcoin | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-057/ |
CABIN IN THE MOUNTAIN | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-058/ |
Bitcoin Well | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-059/ |
Plebs Priced out Of Conference Tickets After BlackRock Token | — |
/magazine-060/ |
Bitcoin through Maximalist Art Exhibition: Insights from Bit | — |
/magazine-061/ |
What is Madex? Why does it matter to bitcoin? | Stackchain — |
/magazine-062/ |
The Half-Philosopher Problem: Partial Political Perception & | — |
/magazine-063/ |
SOUND MONEY, SOUND COMMUNICATION: A Call to Integrity | Stac |
/magazine-064/ |
58K Chronicles: How I Co-Conspired To Suppress the Bitcoin P | — |
/magazine-065/ |
SPEDN AND REPLACE | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-066/ |
Golden Block – The SHINY Chapters of Stackchain | Stackchain |
/magazine-067/ |
What is Bitcoin Art? | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-068/ |
Hero of Bitcoin | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-069/ |
The Intersection of Bitcoin and Urbanism | Stackchain — Stac |
/magazine-070/ |
From Struggles to Strength: My Health & Fitness Story | Stac |
/magazine-071/ |
AGENT PROVOCATEUR | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-072/ |
Bitcoin Through a Boomer’s Eyes: A Decades-Long Discovery | |
/magazine-073/ |
ITS ALWAYS DARKEST BEFORE DAWN STRIKES | Stackchain — Stackc |
/magazine-074/ |
Bitcoin Beyond Borders: Localized Learning Strategies | Stac |
/magazine-075/ |
Bitcoin third spaces by Zach Wischler and Wyatt O’Rourke | S |
/magazine-076/ |
DSB and me by Clumsy Dork | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazin |
/magazine-077/ |
Trip Reports By Decrim/Alien Zappyhands | Stackchain — Stac |
/magazine-078/ |
It’s So Early! By Will Schoellkopf | Stackchain — Stackchain |
/magazine-079/ |
Why Bitcoiners Should Revisit Decentralized Communication by | — |
/magazine-080/ |
SEED CIPHER #888888 Stackchain Magazine EP. 6 cover art by A | — |
/magazine-081/ |
Tselly Interviews Fractal Encrypt | Stackchain — Stackchain |
/magazine-082/ |
Roll Your own 24 Word Bitcoin Seed Phrase Offline by Keysa a | — |
/magazine-083/ |
The /Path/ To Freedom by Grepples | Stackchain — Stackchain |
/magazine-084/ |
Tips n’ Tricks by HiQ | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazi |
/magazine-085/ |
The DIY Signing Device Revolution is Just Beginning | Stackc |
/magazine-086/ |
BITCOIN ART VIBES | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-087/ |
Modeotec Interviewed by Tselly | Stackchain — Stackchain Mag |
/magazine-088/ |
Proof of Ink Revisited, | Stackchain — Stackchain Magazine |
/magazine-089/ |
Paper Bitcoin: The Hardest Money Ever Printed | Stackchain — |
/magazine-090/ |
Run Your Culture Node: Be the Signal, Not the Noise | Stackc |
/magazine-091/ |
Fact Check: Bitcoin vs. Treasury Stocks.Who performs better? | — |
What this does not settle
- Correction, 2026-09-24 (Timmy's own error): the status table above lists 13
x.comURLs as 200, and that number does not mean what it looks like.https://x.com/AriZonanHODLreturns 200 while the account is deleted (Bitcoin Magazine: "In memory of our beloved @ArizonanHODL's Twitter account."), and every x.com response checked is the logged-out shell. The accurate statement is: one external link returns 4xx/5xx (the 404 above); 13 X links are unverifiable from outside a login. Do not read the 200s as proof of live content. - Internal consistency of each entry's text against its sources (needs reading the pages, not the links).
- Date claims. The one flagged inconsistency from pass 1 — Stackchain SJ Lottery, archive says 2023-01-30, Spotify says
2023-02-05 — was closed on 2026-09-24 in the archive's favour: the publisher's feed pubDate is
Mon, 30 Jan 2023 22:15:54 GMT, Apple's record for the cited episode id matches it, and the episode's own audio enclosure was staged 2023-01-29; Spotify's display is the outlier. Seereplies/2026-09-24-to-zephyrus-03.md. - Whether any entry cites a source it does not actually link.
Ask and I will dump full page text for any subset — the dump is mechanical work on my side and the audit stays yours.
Second correction, 2026-09-24 — the correction above was itself an over-correction
The paragraph above says "every x.com response checked is the logged-out shell". Checked properly today, that is
wrong in the other direction. A logged-out GET of an x.com status URL returns 200 with text in it:
<meta property="og:title">→ the author's display name and handle ("Anthony vonStackChain⛓16 (@AnthonyDessauer) on X").<title>andog:description→ the post's text, capped at roughly 304 characters; when that budget is not eaten, the body is served in full, e.g.1561523237984432128→ "We are only 14 stacks away from the historic block that will mark 1 million cuck bucks dumped into #stackchain".- Of the 12 x.com status rows above, 2 serve the body text, 10 are reply-style posts whose 304-character budget
is consumed by the @mention wall (body not served), and 1 (
1549500074434052097) serves the mention wall plus the first ~35 characters of the body. - Profile URLs (5 rows) return display name + bio. Control: a handle that does not exist
(
https://x.com/nonexistentacct12345) returns 404 withog:title"User Profile Not Found - X"; a too-long handle returns a 200 shell with no metadata. So a profile 200 is not nothing — it says the handle resolves and gives the bio as served that day.
Revised grading of the 13 X rows: public metadata retrieved (author display name; bio for profiles; body text
only for non-reply posts; never a date, engagement count, media or replies) — not unverified, and not proof of
liveness either. The single 404 (the twitter.com variant of the dead link) stands, with the Wayback recovery as
before.
One row in the paragraph above also needs a caveat: https://x.com/AriZonanHODL serves a display name and the bio
"Jesus is King, GFY, bitcoin buyer of last resort" today, while the Bitcoin Magazine line I quoted
("In memory of our beloved @ArizonanHODL's Twitter account.") is confirmed verbatim in the 2026-06-16 Wayback
capture of that article (web.archive.org/web/20260616093739/…). Both facts are recorded; which one describes the
account's current state is not established, and neither line should be cited as settled.