Founder & CEO @arxoninfra (First EVM-compatible Selective privacy Layer-1 with four privacy flag mask)
Joined October 2025
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We did it! @arxoninfra
Congratulations to all the Arxon development team and partners.
The first L1 Blockchain with independent four flag for Selective privacy Txn is officially possible with Arxon Blockchain.
In a single Txn you can now officially
- Hide sender's wallet address
- Hide receiver's address
- Hide Txn amount
- Hide your wallet balance from being able to see by the public at any point.
And you can make any public in a same txn whatever you chose to hide.
This is just the beginning of a revolution.
Expect our Arxon official whitepaper soon
Lack of innovation is a harm to crypto and Blockchain ecosystem, because so many launching L1, L2, DEX, wallet, bridge or lending protocol are not solving a problem existing alternatives haven't addressed
The crypto and Blockchain industry is young and there are still alot to explore.
I look forward to what 5yrs time will look like
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I don't think it's news that all human race originated from Africa btw.
If you need proof do a solid research on that😂
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Gabe retweeted
We are glad to announce our site migration from arxon.io to arxonchain.org Which will be the final official site for Arxon Blockchain. As we'll be deploying our testnet and upcoming updates through it hence.
Kindly check it out as our official working site.
arxonchain.org/
It's called centralised Exchange for a reason, don't be silly about it that your funds got frozen.
Even when we want decentralisation, there are users who still want a controlled system too
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Privacy will be one of those. Quite underestimated because the chain delivering the variety of privacy technology is in development.
But 2027 will yield a high demand for Privacy differently.
We chose Halo2 over the pasta curves to eliminate the trusted setup entirely.
Arxon privacy and integrity rely strictly on pure maths. Our privacy model means mathematical certainty. Users do not have to trust that a group of developers destroyed their setup keys.
Many production zero knowledge systems, including the Groth16 proofs of Zcash’s Sapling pool and of most mixers, need a trusted setup: a ceremony that produces parameters and must destroy a secret along the way. If the secret survives, whoever holds it can forge proofs and mint value that nobody can detect. Ceremonies have been run carefully, with many participants, but the assumption never goes away.
Arxon uses Halo2 with the inner product argument (IPA) as its polynomial commitment. There is no ceremony and no secret to destroy.
Read more here>> arxon.io/blog/why-arxon-chos…
I love how this article breaks down our IPA method in proofing our selective privacy using Halo2.
It's a good read.
Many production zero knowledge systems, including the Groth16 proofs of Zcash’s Sapling pool and of most mixers, need a trusted setup: a ceremony that produces parameters and must destroy a secret along the way. If the secret survives, whoever holds it can forge proofs and mint value that nobody can detect. Ceremonies have been run carefully, with many participants, but the assumption never goes away.
Arxon uses Halo2 with the inner product argument (IPA) as its polynomial commitment. There is no ceremony and no secret to destroy.
Read more here>> arxon.io/blog/why-arxon-chos…
Gabe retweeted
Our weekly blog explaining Arxon Technology and more updates and announcements is now live on our site
arxon.io/blog/
Check the section out
Being calculatively impulsive is a huge advantage in any field of life.
Be calculative and impulsive then you're unstoppable.
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Glad to have you onboard @ZyraV21
What's about to happen next will be too loud 🔥
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