Ok, so when I first started Steem, I published a bitcoin public address, then I proved I was me by publishing the private key, both on my website and on Steem. There are better ways, but this works. All I have basically is bitaddress.org downloaded, and a program that takes a file and spits out a private key and its public key hash.
So since Steemit is centralized, it could take my key and put up its own message, while showing me what I want to see. I trust that it will not, but for theory purposes, koin.tech / k0in.com (certified by archive.org) will recieve my key and message first, and soon after so will Steemit.com / Steem. Then even if my site is compromised or ceases to exist, Steem will continue to hold it and my publications.
Here is the private key to my last public key:
1996404ad547f18934aa6072901c3e419104f9c7ea03a951d043196a7a206f90
i j created hash 1 of 6, next:1NRn2AeTMVpb3dwKgVgEAZuWicPVoy9MjC
Here is my next public-key, embedded in a private key
5Kooooooooooooooo1BnYRRhCWDDdZzUX3PTg85hQFBeN1MnBpj (skip)
5JpE1Uw391iGMvf4V1DtimZFs3aNdy55BH8iURtG2zKdG5EKtdw
See http://k0in.com/treeleaves.html
See http://k0in.com/treeleaves.txt
See web.archive.org/web/20160902194048/http://k0in.com/treeleaves.txt
