Recorded bust point: 14.33x
Before launch we generated a chain of 10 million SHA-256 hashes, where each hash is the SHA-256 of the next one, and published the final commitment in the site footer before round 1. Rounds consume the chain in order: this round's hash was locked in place before round 1 ever ran.
Because SHA-256 only runs one way, we cannot pick or reorder bust points: changing any round's hash would break the link to every hash already revealed. The check above recomputes sha256(this round's hash) and confirms it equals the previous round's reveal.
The public salt was chosen after the chain commitment (a Bitcoin block hash announced at launch), so the chain could not have been cherry-picked to produce favorable results. Each round's bust point is HMAC-SHA256(salt, chain hash) fed through a fixed, published formula, recomputed entirely in your browser above.