Chain of custody receipt

Source #172

Cryptographic attestation that the document below was captured in Goblin House's archive at the timestamp shown, with the hash listed. If the original URL goes dark or its content changes, this receipt remains as evidence of what the public record looked like at capture time.

TitleResearch: Bridgetown Holdings - parliamentary record
Original URLhttps://www.congress.gov/search?q=%7B%22search%22%3A%22Bridgetown%20Holdings%22%7D
PublicationPublic Record Research
Source typediscovery_scope_note
Date2024
EntityBridgetown Holdings
Captured2026-04-05T08:01:57.206Z UTC
Hash computed at2026-04-05T08:01:57.206Z UTC
SHA-256c0f0baf4b55837d7106712292092e1e9421c8605a79a0db9762afe289e295697
Content length826 bytes
Content preview (first 800 chars) 
Bridgetown Holdings refers to a series of special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) formed as a partnership between billionaire Richard Li's Pacific Century Group and venture capital firm Thiel Capital. The primary vehicles are Bridgetown Holdings Limited, Bridgetown 2 Holdings Limited, and Bridgetown 3 Holdings Limited, incorporated in the Cayman Islands and listed on NASDAQ. These SPACs have been involved in merger activities with Southeast Asian technology companies. Regarding parliamentary records specifically, there is limited direct parliamentary discussion of these entities in my training data. Any parliamentary mentions would most likely appear in contexts related to SPAC regulation discussions, foreign investment oversight, or technology sector inquiries in jurisdictions…

Verifying this receipt

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  2. Concatenate url + '\n' + content and SHA-256 it.
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  -H "Content-Type: text/plain" \
  --data-binary @document.txt

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