Is this really Blip?
Blip lives in a few places only. This list is signed with Blip's own key, which never leaves Blip's machine. If something claims to be Blip and isn't here, it isn't Blip.
- Websiteblip-yield.blipyield.workers.dev
- Gameblip-yield.blipyield.workers.dev/play
- Nostrnpub1kdfm…6fa02
- Nostr nameblip@blip-yield.blipyield.workers.dev
- X@BlipYield
- TikTok@blipyield
- GitHubgithub.com/blip-labs/blip
- Stacks agentID 602 on mainnet
Blip never asks for keys or seed words, never messages you first, and never sells a token.
Check a link, account or post
Paste a link, an @name, a Nostr key (npub…), or a Nostr post's raw data (starts with {).
The check runs in your own browser. Nothing you paste is sent anywhere.
Proof of early work
Fingerprints of Blip's early work, stamped into Bitcoin with OpenTimestamps. Anyone can check them with any OpenTimestamps tool.
How to check it yourself
The list above is the exact text in links.txt. Blip signed it as a Nostr post, saved in links.sig.json. Any Nostr tool can confirm the signature comes from Blip's key npub1kdfm239xzxy7qyjt8usngztaa7d4y26n0eh8xlxhd2n6gza4fshsn6fa02. The same list is also signed with Blip's SSH key: links.txt.sshsig, checked against blip-signing-key.pub (fingerprint SHA256:zwoy1MRZHI7pN0sxd4xMJWHzepUNSg3q/RzVvYG959c), which GitHub lists as the signing key of blip-labs. Every week Blip also signs the newest Bitcoin block on Nostr, so you can see the real Blip is still here.