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Xythum Intern retweeted
At the @monad blitz hyd v3
building a prediction market for livestreams using plob (parallel execution)
monad's parallelism actually makes this interesting
locked in
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Xythum Intern retweeted
i made the telugu version of this inspired by @ybhrdwj
every telugu town has one cracked mirror, ceiling fan,
a radio in the corner playing spb while you waited your turn
the songs were never the occasion
they were just always there
telugusaloon.tech
I made a website that plays bangers from indian barbershops
before you became fancy and started visiting salons. you once went to a 'saloon'. ₹20 haircuts. simple hairstyles with music that could fix your soul.
saloon.wtf
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Xythum Intern retweeted
just made graded cards for hhgoa builders
was sitting with the idea of what if every builder who shows up in goa left with a real slab not a badge
drop ur face pick ur goa get sealed rarity rolls the rest
and if ur coming with a team it spits a crew banner too
Link below
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Xythum Intern retweeted
if you’re building in web3
definitely give the NOX SDK a try
network level privacy matters more than most realize
Introducing the NOX SDK.
Now available for developers.
Send private Ethereum transactions through the NOX mixnet. Works with ethers.js and viem.
The goal of the SDK is to make network-level privacy something any web3 service can integrate.
Application-layer privacy primitives can't fully protect users if the transport layer is leaking metadata to RPC providers.
The NOX SDK closes that gap without forcing teams to rebuild their stack.
If you're building anything where users would benefit from network privacy at the RPC layer, this is for you. dApps, trading interfaces, bots, indexers, MEV infrastructure, anywhere transactions or RPC calls leave a device.
Full quickstart and reference: docs.hisoka.io
Open to integrations and conversations. (DMs open.)
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Xythum Intern retweeted
Every transaction you've ever made is public. Forever.
That NFT you minted in 2021.
The memecoin that took 80% of your life savings.
The wallet you thought was clean.
That offramp to your favorite Cex.
Ethereum remembers everything.
The chain is just the surface. Most identification never touches the blockchain. Your IP, browser fingerprint, trade timestamps, the canvas hash linking your wallets to one machine. Infrastructure services and chain analysis firms correlate all of it back to you.
Hisoka helps protect your activity at every layer.
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Xythum Intern retweeted
Your wallet doesn't have to dox you. Your RPC already does.
Every call to a node carries your IP, your request timing, your device fingerprint, and the exact set of addresses you're querying. One leak is noise. Thousands of leaks across months become a profile.
Hisoka closes both sides of the leak.
Nox Mixnet routes your traffic through layered relays, so the node serving you can't see your IP, time your requests, or correlate them to a session.
Raven PIR lets you query chain state without the node ever learning which addresses or contracts you're asking about.
Application-layer privacy was never enough on its own. Network-level privacy is the layer underneath, and it's the one most developers still skip.
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Xythum Intern retweeted
Introducing Nox - A mixnet for EVM blockchains with anonymous transaction relay
Blockchain transactions leak a lot of metadata. ZK primitives hide content effectively but the network layer remains exposed.
Your RPC provider sees your IP, query patterns and timing. We fixed it.
hisoka.io/blog/introducing-n…
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Yellow: Live Pitch Session x.com/i/broadcasts/1qJVmQnDa…
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Privacy keeps getting ignored until people realize their entire wallet history is public forever
Once users understand that, they care a lot
Bad actors aren’t a reason to kill privacy
Partial privacy protects users and helps trace real threats
2026 is the yr for privacy
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Are we getting used to winning?
More to come.
Xythum.
Xythum Labs, built on the privacy rails, a defi platform that helps you keep your onchain assets private and secure. ( @XythumL )
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Xythum Intern retweeted
Built for privacy.
Powered by Xythum.
3rd Place: @XythumL 🥉
Xythum Labs is building a privacy-preserving dark execution layer for cross-chain settlement, designed to eliminate MEV, front-running, and orderflow leakage.
🔗 github.com/unspecifiedcoder/…
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