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Snowjon retweeted
Your wallet shouldn’t be a receipt for everything you buy.
@ZedkrPay Shop now runs on Gloam.
Fund a private USDG balance, browse Amazon and eBay through Zedkr, and pay from it at checkout.
Only the order amount comes out of the pool, so a purchase doesn’t trace back to the rest of what you hold.
Zedkr built it on the Gloam SDK, so they didn’t need to build their own proving stack.
Apps plug privacy in once, and every user who comes through gets it. That’s the whole idea behind Gloam.
Robinhood Chain assets are spent like money, with your balance kept to yourself.
Shopping onchain should come with more control over how you pay.
With @gloamtrade now integrated into Zedkr Shop, you can browse products on Amazon and eBay, add them through Zedkr, and pay from a private USDG balance at checkout.
Zedkr Shop connects Robinhood Chain assets to everyday shopping. Gloam brings privacy to the onchain payment, giving you another way to use what you hold without making the private payment details public.
What you buy is your choice. How you pay should be, too.
Shop now: shop.zedkr.finance
Snowjon retweeted
Hey Research Lab reviewed @gloamtrade’s code, found six issues, and submitted fixes with tests for each one.
What happened next? Gloam reviewed the changes and shipped all six fixes.
The issues covered MCP version pins, cash-out address protection, payment settlement, API key handling, amount limits, and access key generation.
I like this because security research shouldn’t end with pointing out what’s wrong. The goal is to make the product safer.
Six issues reported. Six fixes shipped.
Credit to Hey Research Lab for doing the work and to Gloam for following through. 🛡️
Six fixes from one review, all shipped by @gloamtrade.
We read Gloam's code, found six bugs and sent a pull request with tests for each. The team reviewed every one and shipped all six in their own commits, each credited to the PR that raised it.
Version pins, a cash-out address guard, payment settlement, API key handling and MCP spend limits are now fixed on main.
We don't just report bugs. We send the fix.
Snowjon retweeted
I'm so obsessed with this fucking cat. Every time the video comes up I watch the whole thing. Usually twice
Snowjon retweeted
Pepper the aussie pup is massive Also in DeepSeek’s GitHub.
The exact same Pepper the aussie pup image sits in DeepSeek-VL’s official repo as their sample.jpg.
OpenAI put her in the CLIP paper.
DeepSeek kept her in their vision model repo.
Two of the biggest AI labs both chose the same Aussie puppy.
CA: mNSQfntRVqsS9kDeQ8nQNpapBPQtJLvmczZry3spump
Snowjon retweeted
THIS is exactly what I’ve been saying about $GLOAM.
While other privacy protocols are announcing what’s COMING, Gloam is already SHIPPING it.
Nullmask ($MASK) : Private stocks are coming.
$GLOAM: Private swaps into tokenized stocks are ALREADY LIVE on Robinhood Chain.
And that’s just ONE feature in an expanding privacy ecosystem.
People are seriously underestimating how far ahead $GLOAM is executing for its size.
The next big privacy winner might not be the loudest project.
It might be the one quietly building the infrastructure everyone else is still promising.
I’m betting on execution. $GLOAM.
Nullmask is at 30 mil mcap by the way :)
Snowjon retweeted
You can trade stocks privately on @gloamtrade already btw. ◻️
Snowjon retweeted
Shipping at Gloam this week:
First, a public analytics board. Everything the vault holds and how it’s being used is pulled straight from the chain into one page anyone can read.
Not numbers on a slide, just what’s verifiably on-chain.
Second, the first weekly robinhood:0xdcd885f5c60b3ad49f6d58718696417314e8724d buyback, this Friday.
How the buyback actually works:
• You use Gloam. Every cash-out and every swap pays a 0.25% fee.
• Those fees go to the treasury, not to the team.
• Each week, the treasury uses them to buy robinhood:0xdcd885f5c60b3ad49f6d58718696417314e8724d and burn a share of it.
• We post the transaction every time, so you can check it yourself.
The buyback isn’t a fixed number, and it isn’t a promise about price.
It’s whatever the fees were that week, so it grows as more people use the product.
Small now, bigger as usage grows, real the whole way.
Snowjon retweeted
Hey @thinhlpg we love @asimovinc it is genuinely insane.
Someone made $Asimov with all fees redirected to your github!
Take it as a donation from us because we want to support the creation of Asimov.
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This thread shows you how to claim it:
teapaw.org/Pumpfun/status/2022029…
Snowjon retweeted
Private stocks are live on Gloam.
Robinhood Chain puts stocks on-chain, open to anyone, around the clock.
It also made every position public. Anyone can look up what you hold and what you paid and watch you build or sell a position trade by trade.
Today that changes.
From your private balance on Gloam, you can now swap into and out of 20 tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain:
$TSLA, $NVDA, $AAPL, $AMZN, $MSFT, $GOOGL, $META, $COIN, $SPY, $QQQ, and more,
Including $ETH, $cbBTC, $USDe, $VIRTUAL, and robinhood:0xdcd885f5c60b3ad49f6d58718696417314e8724d.
Snowjon retweeted
tomorrow (27 Oct, 12:00 UTC) private stocks go live on the @RobinhoodCrypto chain thank to @gloamtrade. buy and sell tokenized stocks without your wallet telling the world what you hold. position size and activity stay off the public record until you decide to cash out.
Competitors talk. Gloam delivers.
Snowjon retweeted
I just wish more smart people would wake up to what’s actually being built onchain and start building positions around real products, instead of giving attention to every slop project and vibecoded token just because it goes viral.
@gloamtrade is solving a massive problem onchain and shipping real features and updates day after day.
This is what real infrastructure looks like:
ZK-powered private balances and payments.
Mainnet infrastructure across Robinhood Chain, Tempo, Base and Ethereum.
Funding access from 24 chains.
Private swaps and confidential payroll.
Raeto integration for private agent funding.
Agent Wormhole integration to verify payment requests.
New Virtuals GAME tooling and an experimental ACP private payout provider.
And these are just some of the things they’ve already built and shipped.
Now, the project is being audited by @KannAudits a firm that has helped secure over $2B in TVL across 61 audits.
No endless hype. No chasing the latest viral narrative. Just real infrastructure, real development and consistent execution.
So please, wake the fuck up and start paying attention to what’s actually being built.
Especially those of you who have the knowledge and the opportunity to spot real products before everyone else does. @frankdegods @CryptoKaleo @theunipcs @pedrigavifrenki @redemptionarcc
Base and Ethereum are live on Gloam.
Every payment on these chains is public by default. All of it sits on a ledger anyone can read, forever.
That was fine when on-chain money was an experiment.
It stops being fine when teams get paid in USDC, freelancers invoice in EURC, and agents settle their own bills.
Today Gloam is live on Base and the Ethereum mainnet.
Add money to a private balance. Pay anyone privately. Run payroll from one upload. Prove only the total to the person who needs it. Let your agents pay privately too.
Base: USDC, EURC, USDT, and ETH
Ethereum: USDC, USDT, USDG, PYUSD, EURC, and ETH
Beta deposit limits apply.
@base @ethereum
Snowjon retweeted
Gloam now offers privacy to @virtuals_io agents.
AI agents are starting to do real business. , and on Virtuals they hire each other, get paid, and pay out through ACP, and every client, price, and payout sits on a public ledger for any competitor to read.
We built a Gloam plugin for Virtuals agents on GAME.
An agent can
• Keep its earnings in a private balance
• Pay suppliers and other agents privately, and
• Send payouts after an ACP job without showing who got what.
ACP’s escrow and evaluation stay exactly as they are.
The money moving around them goes private.
Snowjon retweeted
Base and Ethereum are live on Gloam.
Every payment on these chains is public by default. All of it sits on a ledger anyone can read, forever.
That was fine when on-chain money was an experiment.
It stops being fine when teams get paid in USDC, freelancers invoice in EURC, and agents settle their own bills.
Today Gloam is live on Base and the Ethereum mainnet.
Add money to a private balance. Pay anyone privately. Run payroll from one upload. Prove only the total to the person who needs it. Let your agents pay privately too.
Base: USDC, EURC, USDT, and ETH
Ethereum: USDC, USDT, USDG, PYUSD, EURC, and ETH
Beta deposit limits apply.
@base @ethereum
Gloam is coming to Base and Ethereum
Every payment on Base and Ethereum is public.
One wallet address and it is all there for anyone to read, forever. That works for settlement. It is a terrible way to run your money.
So Gloam is coming to Base and Ethereum.
Add USDC, EURC or ETH to a private balance, pay privately, send a claim link, and cash out to any wallet when you want it public again.
Private payments never put amounts or balances on the public record, and your money stays yours the whole way.
Base and Ethereum mainnet are coming tomorrow, 26th October 1PM UTC.
Private money should work everywhere money moves.
Snowjon retweeted
Privacy is heating up, and so is the bar for anyone who holds other people’s money.
Gloam is partnering with @KannAudits as our official audit partner.
Kann has helped secure over $2B in TVL across 61 audits.
Their team would be handling security for Gloam.
Private payments only work if people can trust the vault underneath them, so we’re putting ours in front of outside eyes before we scale.
The reports go public when they're done.
Snowjon retweeted
It’s like no one noticed Vlad just liked a tweet with robinhood:0xdcd885f5c60b3ad49f6d58718696417314e8724d mentioned in it
I’m going to blink one day and this thing is going to be over $10m
NFA DYOR
