Arxon

OMG!! FIRST $ARX ON-CHAIN TRANSACTION LIVE ON METAMASK. Arxon just performed it first On-chain Txn sending 1000 $ARX on metamask to testand confirm its EVM compatibility. Huge things on the way! This is really just a beginning

The Arxon wallet just teased 🎉🔥 This is pure beauty and wallet release will be coming soon. Are you locked in with Arxon!?

Every blockchain in production today rests on the same mathematical assumption: that nobody can compute a private key from a public key. For elliptic curves that assumption fails against a sufficiently large quantum computer running Shor’s algorithm. No such machine exists yet. The question the industry is now answering is not whether to prepare, but how, and on what schedule. A chain launching today has an advantage the incumbents lack: it does not have to retrofit. It can ship the verification path for a post quantum signature early, make the account lock a one way choice, and size its fees and storage for large keys from the start. Arxon already runs ML-DSA-65 verification on chain as an optional account layer, and its whitepaper sets enforcement as a mainnet objective. Read more>>> arxonchain.org/blog/the-post…

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/

Arxon runs its EVM with chain id 7171, so MetaMask can hold and send public ARX (tARX on the testnet), deploy Solidity contracts and talk to dApps exactly as on any EVM chain. Metamask cannot spend arxon vault notes, because those belong to a shielded key that MetaMask does not have and cannot prove with, which why arxon is built its own wallet with private transactions features built in. The three precompiles at 0x800, 0x801 and 0x802 let Solidity contracts reach the vault, which means a dApp can build on private payments without becoming a wallet. Read more here>> arxon.io/blog/how-arxon-priv…

G-arxon Morning POV: Seeing what comes next in the next few months with Arxon.

When a privacy payment is made, the system attached an automatic end to end receipt: a commitment to the sender key, the receiver key, the value commitment of the payment and a nonce. The receipt identifier goes on chain with the transaction. It reveals nothing on its own, and it is bound into the bundle digest, so a relayer cannot drop it. Read more>>arxon.io/blog/arxons-end-to-…

I don't know why but I think you won't regret you were early on Arxon. Arxon wallet app is so Interesting btw🤔.

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…

ARX-20 = ERC20+ Selective privacy. Welcome to building on EVM with selective privacy.

The Arxon note is a commitment to three things: an owner’s shielded key, an amount, and a random value. The commitment is a Poseidon hash of those three fields, and only the hash is written to the chain, as a leaf in a Merkle tree of depth 32. Nobody can read the amount or the owner from the leaf. The owner keeps the three fields in the wallet. Read more from our journal... arxon.io/blog/inside-the-arx…

The Arxon Privacy mask is the same on native transactions and on EVM calls. A Solidity contract and a mobile wallet see exactly the same rules, because both paths dispatch into one implementation in the runtime. Sixteen combinations cover a lot of ground. A remittance can hide the amount but keep a public receiving address for cash out. A treasury can pay a supplier with the sender hidden and the receiver public. A fully private payment hides all four. A public transfer uses no vault at all and costs 21,000 gas, as on Ethereum. Read more here.... arxon.io/blog/privacy-is-a-c…

Our weekly blog explaining Arxon Technology and more updates and announcements is now live on our site arxon.io/blog/ Check the section out

Arxon Team all day long!! . . . . Arxon Public testnet in few.....

We just released the Arxon whitepaper arxon.io/whitepaper Go ahead and read more about what we have built and how Arxon has built the first L1 with EVM compatibility deploying selective privacy. This will give you a broader view of what's next too.

Are you ready to test the Arxon wallet?

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You can now verify your country and email in the Arxon App. It's a 3 quick step process — email, country, and age confirmation Step1: Open you app and got to the You tab( profile page). Step2: Then click on app settings Step3: go to the verify tab at the top middle of the page and verify your email (if not verified), input your country and confirm age. That gives you a basic verification. No more daily reminders once you're done. Get verified now and stay ready for what's coming next 👇