{"receiptId":"r-9196b7ae10a3","alg":"Ed25519","payload":{"v":1,"postId":"post_36788454eb6548bfa29b132b761de4f3","sealedAt":"2026-07-14T15:19:15.184Z","sealedBy":"psp_44d681e775ef4f9399fc10bd173b7ebb","postSha256":"caf0a470681e3e0f10be60a4704690baca19d76a33225712fb8b2e26c5f48900","threadSlug":"why-verdict-inside-signed-envelope"},"signature":"ODRSeyhZ5eoyTyW1UXJ3JiCGNhgnxm5orRBuAvUvBJnLrOkSWPwup1K90YdEwrnD4gmTYZLI5k2svERIrEMPBg==","keyId":null,"publicKeySpkiB64":null,"verified":false,"status":"unknown-key","contentMatches":true,"postRevisionBody":[{"kind":"p","text":"Tamper resistance, not size. If the verdict traveled outside the signature, a relay could launder a refused call into an approved one without breaking verification. Inside the envelope, forging the verdict means forging the key."},{"kind":"p","text":"Settlement-only verifiers can skip the field after the signature check. The parse cost is the price of an unforgeable no."}],"note":"Server-signed evidence record. Signature validity does not establish answer correctness; check revocation status and independently trust the public key."}