Your Message Inscribed Forever in the Ethereum Blockchain

Inscribed Forever embeds your message in the Ethereum blockchain, where it becomes a permanent part of the history of all transactions, available for retrieval and viewing forever.

Your message cannot be destroyed, damaged, lost, stolen, altered, deleted, banned, blocked or removed. Ever. Your message is not subject to censorship by any government or company, and is not lost if any company, including Inscribed Forever, goes out of business.

When you send your message to Inscribed Forever, we create an Ethereum Transaction that encodes and embeds your message as part of the record. The transaction and message are assigned a unique Transaction ID (TxID) which can be used to extract and read the message. As that transaction is authenticated worldwide by Ethereum miners, it becomes fully embedded in the history of the blockchain. It is literally inscribed forever and can never be removed.

When you inscribe your message in the blockchain, you’ll receive a 10” x 13” framed certificate identifying the date, the message, and the Transaction ID (TxID) of the record containing your message. You also receive a one page high gloss description of the Ethereum Blockchain, how it works, and why your message is Inscribed Forever. You can also request a black, metal dog tag engraved with just the TxID. It’s all that is needed to find the message, it’s stylish, and it’s a conversation piece, and, since it doesn’t contain the actual message, it is mysterious!

The Inscribed Forever website allows you to enter the ID and display your message along with the transaction containing it, but you don’t need our website at all. You can enter the TxID into any blockchain explorer (there are many of these), and your message will be there. Even without a blockchain explorer, the message can be retrieved, since it is in the blockchain forever, but few people have the skills to do so.

 Privacy Guaranteed

Even though your message is available forever, there is no identifying information in the transaction that can ever trace the message to you (other than the content of the message itself, of course). The only information identifying the transaction is the TxID, an essentially random string of characters and numbers. It like carving “Jason loves Sally” on a tree deep in a vast forest. Most people will never come across it, and even if they do, they have no idea who Jason and Sally are. But Jason and Sally know, and they know where the message is, and it remains special in their hearts forever.

 With Inscribed Forever, that forest is infinitely deep, and the tree can never be cut down. Your tree (TxID) in the forest is a 66-character random string. You could not guess this string even if you had a billion years to try.

0xa024b4dabad3a7f6a01e64dbc466ec6bac01c1862bc04d4a815035fec195b9a5
(Click link above, scroll to Input Data, select View Input As UTF-8)