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Protected idea

Decentralized hiring protocol

A peer-to-peer platform where candidates own their verified credentials and share them selectively with employers.

Blockchain certificateVerified
Timestamp
2026-05-30 14:32 UTC
Block
#843,209
Status
Anchored
SHA-256 hash
e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb924 27ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855
AI assistant
What's the market potential for this idea?
Global recruitment software is a ~$30B market growing ~7% annually, and credential fraud costs employers billions in bad hires. Candidate-owned, instantly verifiable credentials cut screening time and slash background-check spend — a strong wedge with both sides.
Who are the main competitors?
LinkedIn owns the profile graph but the data is employer- and platform-controlled. Verifiable-credential players like Velocity Network and Dock issue proofs, but few combine candidate ownership with selective, P2P sharing — that's your differentiator worth protecting now.

Everything you need to protect what's yours

From first spark to safe disclosure — Lastrue gives your ideas a paper trail that actually holds up.

Verifiable timestamp

Every idea is hashed and anchored on-chain, creating tamper-proof evidence of exactly when you created it.

AI-powered analysis

Understand market potential, competitors, and risks with an assistant that reasons about your idea on demand.

Controlled sharing

Decide who sees what, and when. Share a sealed proof or the full record — you stay in control at every step.

End-to-end encryption
Bitcoin-anchored proof
Works on any device
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How your proof works

Three steps, fully verifiable — and you can check it yourself.

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Anchor to Bitcoin

The fingerprint is timestamped on the Bitcoin blockchain via OpenTimestamps.

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