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The short list of statements on this site that were recomputed from public raw data and confirmed by the September 2026 re-check. Everything else on the site is either marked as a hypothesis or listed as an open question on the re-check page.

Verified Facts

A fact listed here is true as stated. Being true does not make it meaningful: several of these are exact arithmetic that earlier versions of the site over-interpreted. The right-hand column says what each fact does not show.

The Anna Matrix (as published)

FactWhat it does not show
The published file is a 128 x 128 table of signed bytes, compiled by hand from replies of the @anna_aigarth bot to x+y=?; the reply to x and y is in row 63 - y, column x + 64. All 1,218 numeric bot replies in our records (948 distinct queries) match this lookupIt is not a weight file, not source code and not a memory dump. The replies and the table come from the same collection, so the match is consistency, not independent proof
16,316 of 16,384 cells satisfy M[i][j] + M[127-i][127-j] = -1The 68 exceptions are not a hidden layer; most are entry errors (chapter 36)
The matrix has full rank 128No meaning beyond linear algebra
The 26 largest Walsh coefficients reproduce about 81% of the signs; a 32-row kernel reproduces 94.5%The table is mostly a shallow, almost linear function of the input bits
For 768 tested ternary input vectors, iterating sign(M v) ends in two period-4 cycles that are negatives of each otherNot proven for all inputs. The seven positions where these cycles are not antipodal depend on the column 30 entry error
Three diagonal cells have absolute values 75, 101 and 121, which are the ASCII codes of "K", "e", "y"Under a fair chance model this is not unusual
The trace of the table as typed is 137It comes from one cell pair that is very likely an entry error; the corrected table has trace -64

Bitcoin

FactWhat it does not show
The Genesis block is 285 bytes; its nonce is 2083236893Nothing about Qubic
The Genesis output public key is a valid secp256k1 pointIt is not an executable script and hides no second program
Block 264 (13 January 2009, 00:19:40 UTC) pays to the public key whose address is 1CFBdvaiZgZPTZERqnezAtDQJuGHKoHSzgAmong 21,953 early keys, 17 addresses start with 1CF, while chance predicts 16.5. See chapter 17
The public key of block 4 gives an address starting with 15ubicA prefix like that is expected somewhere among thousands of early addresses
625,284 = 283 x 47² + 137, and 625,284 mod 16,384 points to row 21, column 4Exact arithmetic with numbers chosen after the fact

Qubic and Aigarth

FactWhat it does not show
Qubic derives a private key from a seed with two KangarooTwelve steps (seed, subseed, private key)Nothing about Bitcoin keys
The public Aigarth code contains a unit ITUClArithmeticAdditionIntI2x7O8 with exactly the bot's input and output format; such units map complemented inputs to complemented outputsThat the bot is exactly this unit. The table fits a small trained unit of this class, which is a supported hypothesis (chapter 36)
The Anna.exe versions 1 and 5 to 8 evolve ternary lookup networks on signed 7-bit additionThey are not the program behind the bot's replies
Anna 0.22.64 (September 2026) contains a table of 9,456 real hourly BTCUSDT directions, 2 June 2025 to 30 June 2026That Anna can predict prices (chapter 37)

Come-from-Beyond

FactWhat it does not show
CFB has written "I'm not Satoshi" several times, with message IDs in chapter 17 and Appendix DA denial is not proof either way
CFB has named 13 April 2027 several times: "No ETA other than April 13, 2027" (1394734677935521824), "It's 5 years after launch of Qubic" (1250064529677750287), and "I can reveal this info on 13th of April 2027" followed by "And you'll see who is really behind CFB acc" (1426096720873521214, 1426096783318319164)The messages do not say what exactly happens on that date. No event was announced for 3 March 2026