☀  CLIMATE & ENERGY

A commitment we can't quietly walk back.

Every company signs a climate pledge as a document it can edit or backdate later. We seal decisions into Bitcoin for a living — so we sealed this one too. It is timestamped, tamper-evident, and checkable by anyone, without trusting us. As far as we know, it is the first climate commitment sealed into Bitcoin.

SEALED & TIMESTAMPED · 7 October 2026
SME Climate Hub — Committed 2026

Our commitment

sebbi.pro / Monop Content commits to the SME Climate Hub / Race to Zero standard:

  1. Measure our greenhouse-gas emissions.
  2. Halve them before 2030.
  3. Reach net zero before 2050.
  4. Report progress publicly every year.

Because sebbi.pro timestamps decisions into Bitcoin, we go further than a signature: this commitment is sealed into the sebbi.pro chain and timestamped into Bitcoin, so it cannot be quietly edited, weakened or backdated.

Signed: Justin Dobson, founder, sebbi.pro (Monop Content).

The proof

Sealed7 October 2026
ReceiptNT-EDP9-A35N
Fingerprint (SHA-256)b8179a3f09e3294e9e9437e6f3842fef71f2404a329a1ed2c551adf23aaebc24
Anchored inBitcoin, via OpenTimestamps
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Check it in three steps

  1. Download the exact wording at https://sebbi.pro/commitment.txt.
  2. Run SHA-256 on that file. You get the fingerprint above.
  3. Confirm that same fingerprint is anchored in Bitcoin via the receipt — proof of what we said, and when.
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