What the ceremony left on the record, where each piece lives and the licence it carries. The originals stay at their source; OpenZcash plays and links them.
| Item | Contents | Size | Length | Licence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denver station, three cameras | 720p MP4s rendered from the 1080p footage (size shown), light OGV copies | 14.93 GB | 1:11:30 | CC BY-NC 4.0 | Internet Archive ↗ |
| Denver station, three microphones | WAV originals (size shown), FLAC and MP3 copies | 1.24 GB | 1:11:30 | CC BY-NC 4.0 | Internet Archive ↗ |
| Denver station, Vcam-long | An earlier upload of the wide shot; its uploader marks it superseded by the item above | 5.55 GB | 1:11:32 | Not stated | Internet Archive ↗ |
| Denver station, disc images | The station's DVDs: operating systems, disks A to F, test burns and a checksum script | 2.64 GB | · | Not stated | Internet Archive ↗ |
| Orlando station, Andrew Miller | Nearly 48 hours of his air-gapped station, cut to one video | · | 1:09:33 | YouTube licence | YouTube ↗ |
| DC station, written account | Peter Van Valkenburgh's notes, with his timelapse and photo album | · | · | Not stated | GitHub gist ↗ |
| Desert Bus, Peter Todd's account | His story and photos of the car-mounted station; the footage is unreleased. He later added notes: he came to doubt the setup should be called a multi-party computation, then restored the post | · | · | Not stated | petertodd.org ↗ |
| Sprout MPC data | Transcript, proving key, R1CS, OS images and checksums | 8.94 GB | · | Not stated | Internet Archive ↗ |
| Cypherpunk Desert Bus, Peter Todd | Disc images and Tails | 3.80 GB | · | CC BY 3.0, except the software on the disc images | Internet Archive ↗ |
| DC station | Disc images | 2.63 GB | · | Not stated | Internet Archive ↗ |
| Radiolab, "The Ceremony" | Podcast episode, July 14, 2017 | · | 47:20 | WNYC Studios, all rights reserved | Radiolab ↗ |
| "Zcash Ceremony", short film | Video by Electric Coin Company, 2017 | · | 4:16 | Electric Coin Company, YouTube licence | YouTube ↗ |
Sizes from the Internet Archive's item metadata, counting the original files only; lengths from the Internet Archive, YouTube and Radiolab's podcast feed, checked September 25, 2026. “Not stated” means the item carries no licence of its own.