ABOUT THE EDITION
A notebook with
two timelines.
New writing has a publication date. Historical evidence has a capture date. Neither substitutes for the other.
New research companions
Eight new English guides were published on 16 October 2026, each containing 1000–2300 words of main text. They develop questions raised by the original research blog, using primary technical references and explicitly hypothetical examples. BTCJP Research Editorial Desk is an editorial label, not an invented individual or a claim to employ the historical company’s staff.
The original site
The captured site was labelled Blockchain Technology Consulting. Its Japanese company pages and mostly English experimental research blog covered wallets, testnets, DeFi, DAOs and related interfaces. This independent archive edition preserves that record; it does not assert present company status, licences, holdings, recruitment services, staff or contact channels.
What survived
The Wayback inventory contained 48 HTML records. All 47 eligible captures were retrieved; the email-protection utility route was excluded. One exact homepage duplicate and three research index pages were omitted because they repeat material preserved in individual records. The resulting archive contains 39 research-note bodies and four company-page regions. These are surviving captured regions, not a claim of complete recovery of every historical version. Printed dates are retained separately from capture dates. Of 292 distinct tutorial image URLs attempted, eight original PNG screenshots were recovered and visually reviewed; 284 returned HTTP 404. The eight files are unmodified and shown with their own capture provenance. Missing images are not recreated. The linked historical privacy PDF was not retrieved. Old forms, wallet connections, binaries, advertisements and tracking code are not reactivated.
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Date and text policy
The 39 short note bodies and four company-page regions retain their original wording, including Japanese text. We do not expand a short source into an invented historical article. Dates printed in source headers are displayed as printed metadata; Wayback capture dates identify saved versions. Neither is repurposed as the publication date of a new guide. Source pages are labelled historical, marked noindex and excluded from the sitemap.
Images and missing files
Eight original mLoot tutorial screenshots were recovered, visually reviewed and published without changing their bytes. Each has a descriptive caption and its own image capture link. The other 284 attempted tutorial image URLs returned 404; they are not replaced with fabricated screenshots. The separate historical privacy PDF has not been retrieved. The static edition’s own privacy page describes its page code, not that old company policy.
Historical claims remain historical
Historical source material, not a current tutorial, service offer, privacy finding or investment recommendation. Original product names, rates, balances, personal results and company details remain source statements; they are not independently verified or adopted as present facts. Printed dates describe the source header; capture dates describe the saved version. Screenshots show old interfaces, not working transaction forms.
Statements about negligible risk, stable prices, privacy or personal gains receive additional source-specific context. Original contacts and transaction URLs remain transcript text. No old script, installer, account form or wallet connection is activated. The notebook diagram is newly drawn editorial artwork, not a historical photograph or a live interface.