Buddy of mine owns timestamp.com and we were building a service where you could hash/timestamp emails (we would take over the MX for a domain and become a forwarding service). All of this was long before we had blockchains.
Sadly, it never really took off so we abandoned the idea (what is up there now is currently another half attempt at the idea).
Others have tried, but it isn't really a huge demand despite the apparent need.
Buddy of mine owns timestamp.com and we were building a service where you could hash/timestamp emails (we would take over the MX for a domain and become a forwarding service). All of this was long before we had blockchains.
Sadly, it never really took off so we abandoned the idea (what is up there now is currently another half attempt at the idea).
Others have tried, but it isn't really a huge demand despite the apparent need.