Gen6

Now that a document, photo or video can be faked in seconds, a ministry, insurer or newsroom challenged on a file has only a timestamp to point at, and the EU AI Act requires AI-generated content to be labelled and traceable. Gen6 lets an organisation sign what it publishes, keep the content itself private, and let anyone verify that it was never altered, with no account needed to check.

Faking became free. A contract, a press photo or a video statement can be produced or altered in seconds, and when an institution is challenged on one, the file and its timestamp prove nothing because both can be forged just as quickly. Since August 2026 the EU AI Act has required AI-generated content to be disclosed, with heavy penalties, and most of the organisations it applies to have no infrastructure to do it.

Gen6 anchors only a fingerprint. An organisation with a verified Gen6 identity signs a file with RealSeal, which records who published it and when; NCrypt keeps the contents private; and the chain proves the file was never altered, so a confidential contract can be shown to be intact without its terms ever being published. Anyone can check a signature with no account and no fee. The network is run by independent service validators and governed by elected experts alongside a randomly selected community chamber, and the same tools reach industrial field data, so emissions or production figures become unfalsifiable after capture. Founded by David Pethes, who has worked in Bitcoin since 2013 and built the CCTF hacker competitions.