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Gist d85e660d17b58a7ffd73b56a9d5dfb65

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Last edited Apr 28, 2018

Created on Apr 28, 2018

This example verifies a Blockstack ID by displaying a fixed blockchain address in a plain-text file. The visualization shows a single static text line confirming the address, with no graphical rendering. It relies solely on the Blockstack Explorer API link embedded in the file to prove ownership of the ID. No data libraries or rendering code are used; the content is pure text. The address is presented as the primary output, with the explorer link as the verification method.

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