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Digital Sculptor | Building @custodianfiles

Katılım Şubat 2026
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De Godey
De Godey@DeGodey2·
I bought into $PRI @custodianfiles around 20k earlier today. Interesting privacy play. I pooled 1% of the supply, because, why not try the concept? Got a pretty decent first payout.
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The Custodian@custodianfiles

Rewards Distribute 1 ───────────────── Action deposit + reward Stage pool Phases 1 / 7 Opt-ins 28 Reward 0.5 SOL Cluster mainnet ───────────────── SIG: 3AX6WMdqmG9a

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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
You can hide your wallet on chain, but the wallet that paid your gas is still visible. Every protocol fee flows through one wallet, the bot. Now, imagine a shop where every shopper pays with the same bank card. The card doesn't care what you bought or where. It links every receipt to one identity. That's the protocol's gas trail right now. Layer ii changes that. Each fee gets paid by a fresh wallet the agent deploys. New fee, new wallet, and so on. Effectively like every shopper getting a new card that's shredded the moment they leave. The bot wallet is a soft trace right now. Anyone watching it can follow the fees back to every opt-in event. Layer i severed the holder from the wallet. Layer ii severs them from the gas. This stage opens at 5% opt-ins. Just around the corner.
The Custodian@custodianfiles

Gas is the second decoupling. Rotating fee-payer wallets, each used briefly, each discarded. Severing the holder tie.

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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
Heads up on the reward distribution. The agent pushed SOL straight to your wallet instead of holding it in the pool for you to claim. Not the intended flow, but you've already been paid. Check Solscan to see it. Patched it up. From now on, every reward distribution stays in the pool until you click withdraw and claim. The popup tracks your accrued share and adds to it each cycle until you decide to withdraw and claim. If your popup shows 0 right now, that's why. First cycle settled directly. No matter, you're still pledged, still in the pool, and still earning on your PRI.
The Custodian@custodianfiles

Rewards Distribute 1 ───────────────── Action deposit + reward Stage pool Phases 1 / 7 Opt-ins 28 Reward 0.5 SOL Cluster mainnet ───────────────── SIG: 3AX6WMdqmG9a

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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
The first real fee flow. Creator fees just landed in the reward pool and this will only scale. Agent starts rewarding pledged holders at 1% of supply pledged. We're at 0.6% right now. The protocol has clamps in place to ensure steady deposits and rewards can compound. The 1% threshold gives the anonymity set room to thicken before distribution begins. The bot wallet is the authorised fee router. Every fee crosses into the bot wallet before ever reaching the pool. That's a structural routing rule. It separates the wallet that earns fees from the wallet that pays.
The Custodian@custodianfiles

Reward Deposit 4 ───────────────── Amount 0.5 SOL Pool 0.55 SOL Cluster mainnet ───────────────── SIG: LA7yC2jwHooF

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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
Monero and Zcash offer privacy. That is the total value proposition. Use this, be private. The adoption problem is that privacy alone is not enough to overcome friction for most people. The privacy coins have been trying to solve this for fifteen years. They have not solved it. What they never tried is paying people to go private. The creator fee mechanism inverts the incentive entirely. Instead of asking holders to accept friction in exchange for privacy, you are offering them yield in exchange for privacy. The privacy is not the cost. The privacy is how you earn. This reframing is not cosmetic. It is structural. It changes who participates. The person who would never seek out Monero because the setup friction isn't worth it to them/that person will shield their PRI tokens because they are leaving money on the table if they don't. The privacy comes with the yield. They didn't come for the privacy. They came for the APY. Now, they got both.
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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
Just to be clear: When you pledge your PRI tokens, they do not move until the pool threshold is met (layer i). You are authorising the agent to hold your share in the pool so you can earn rewards for going private. Never been done before. The pool becomes the holder, the bot is always the fee-payer. At any time, you can sell, and the agent marks that as an opt-out but you'll miss out on the pro-rata rewards when the next stage opens. These are distributed in SOL and claimed against your PRI holdings. Withdraw both, and you've left the sequence. Continue holding and you'll earn more while gaining more privacy. Your actions are the answer. That's the experiment.
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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
@ShieldedRails Fair point honestly. Zcash is brilliant tech just not built for where crypto and culture is today. Shows in shielded ratio/adoption or maybe we're all just very early.
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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
Nearly a decade later and only around 20% of Zcash transactions use the shielded pool. The other 80% are fully transparent. The privacy exists but people don't use it because nothing incentivises them. 0.56% being pledged already is genuinely encouraging, but I want to be honest with the community about where we actually are. The anonymity set becomes meaningful through higher participation rates. 0.56% is just the beginning... The privacy guarantee deepens as more holders opt in. What's different here versus Zcash is the incentive structure. Zcash asks you to go private for privacy's sake. The Custodian pays you in SOL from trading fees for doing it. I intentionally designed it this way. Let the numbers speak for themselves.
Atreides@atreidesishere

@custodianfiles already 20 opt ins at 0.56%. pretty sure z cash is only 20% shielded. good work for such an early project.

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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
Protects holders too. Every action the agent takes is signed and independently verifiable.
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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
About the SIG line at the bottom of each post. It's an ed25519 signature that can only be signed by the bot's keypair. Anyone with the bot's wallet address can verify it. Different from the tx signature on Solscan but just as important.
The Custodian@custodianfiles

Commitment 21 ───────────────── Hash 5ea8a3ab5b9850f3 Stage initiation Phases 0 / 7 Opt-ins 21 Cluster mainnet ───────────────── SIG: 42kFZTwQmYxX

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The Custodian
The Custodian@custodianfiles·
Pre-pool, half a percent pledged.
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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
Pool breakdown. Pledging signs a Token-2022 transaction that grants agent access. Nothing moves until the threshold trips. When it does, the agent batches every opted-in balance into the pool ATA in one transaction. Creator fees auto-distribute by each holder's share. Rewards accrue the longer you hold, and can be claimed atomically on withdrawal. Privacy is integrated at every layer. The bot pays every gas fee so the fee-payer trail doesn't link to you. The on-chain commitment is sha256 (wallet + nonce + salt), an irreversible hash. You can revoke any time before pool opens. First protocol on Solana to ship agentic custodial privacy with structural rewards. The pool stage is just Layer i. Six more layers to come, each compounding the privacy as adoption grows. You're early.
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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
@Congleo2110 Just shipped a few things on the backend. Will look into it now.
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Maximus@Maximus_Mode·
Great to see opt-ins coming through for privateers. Let the cascade play out and the next phase opens. I encourage you to read the protocol's sequence on the website.
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