Exemplary embodiments include still more publication mechanisms. For example, the cryptographic proof 48 and/or the public blockchain 50 may be sent (via the communications network 110 illustrated in FIGS. 7-8) to a server 142. The server 142 may then add another, third layer of cryptographic hashing (perhaps using the hashing algorithm 120) and generate another or second public blockchain 144. While the server 142 and/or the public blockchain 144 may be operated by, or generated for, any entity, exemplary embodiments may integrate another cryptographic coin mechanism. That is, the server 142 and/or the public blockchain 144 may be associated with BITCOIN?, ETHEREUM?, RIPPLE?, or other cryptographic coin mechanism. The cryptographic proof 48 and/or the public blockchain 50 may be publically distributed and/or documented as evidentiary validation. The cryptographic proof 48 and/or the public blockchain 50 may thus be historically and publically anchored for public inspection and review.
