Letters that open themselves
Set the immutable condition. The Oracle watches the public pool. When the chain decides, the seal cracks, the parchment unfurls in public, and the square reads it together while new letters are already being sealed.
Only the conditions are visible until the Oracle releases them.
Letters are stored encrypted until an independent worker sees the condition satisfied.
Public pool data or the calendar decides — not an editor, not a moderator, not the operator. The operator cannot read them early.
{{ st.t }}
{{ st.b }}
Write it now. Let the chain decide when.
Your text is encrypted the moment you seal it. The Wall will show your condition and nothing else.
Letter № {{ newId }} is sealed.
Nobody can read it, including us. It opens itself when:
{{ newCond }}
{{ er }}
Everything here is unreadable on purpose.
Sealed letters list only their trigger. Opened ones list everything, including their author.
“{{ c.excerpt }}”
Every letter the chain has already decided.
Opened in public, kept forever, scored against what the condition revealed.
A square where secrecy has an expiry date.
UNFOLD is a permanent digital town square on Arc. Contributors write letters that stay hidden until a price, a date or an event occurs — at which point they open themselves in public, for everyone to read together.
{{ a.t }}
{{ a.b }}
Can
Host the Wall, run the archive, publish ciphertext, list conditions.
Cannot
Read a sealed letter, edit a condition, delay an opening, or choose who gets read first.
The chain decides. We only hold the paper.
Seal a letter