Neptune Privacy

$XNT is live. The network is running, the code is public. Thank you to everyone who tested, supported, and helped shape this launch. The release of a public GPU miner and pool are next. Links: Source code: github.com/neptuneprivacy… Releases: github.com/neptuneprivacy… Website: neptune.io Explorer: neptunescan.io

🎙 GOLDDIGGERS x NEPTUNE PRIVACY AMA Join us tomorrow as we break down how Neptune Privacy is building a quantum-safe, privacy-first Layer 1 from the ground up. We’ll cover: • zk-STARK architecture + post-quantum security • The core technology behind the network • Tokenomics + ecosystem • The long-term vision for private DeFi + confidential execution 🗓 March 20, 2026 ⏰ 4:00 PM UTC 📍 GoldDiggers TG Community (t.me/golddigerscalls) 🎤 @argonmining 🎙 Moonshine See you there! $XNT

Momentum is building. $XNT devs have been heads down building these past few weeks. Over the next couple weeks we’ll be joining multiple communities to discuss the vision, architecture, and what’s ahead for $XNT. AMA Schedule: • Mar 20 – 4PM UTC | TG AMA with @Golddigerscalls • Mar 23 – 4PM UTC | X Space with @Trav_Sol • Mar 25 – 6PM UTC | TG AMA with @whalesailors Looking forward to sharing what’s been taking shape behind the scenes. See you there.

Public blockchains optimized for transparency. Privacy coins optimized for obfuscation. Neither solved programmable privacy at scale. Shielded transfers ≠ confidential applications. Modern Web3 requires confidential execution for DeFi, DAOs, trading, and data markets. This thread breaks down the architecture required: • programmable privacy • scalable proof systems • quantum-resistant zk-STARK infrastructure And why $XNT was designed around it ↓

At @MEXC_Official’s request, Neptune Privacy has implemented an optional short address format for $XNT. Our latest wallet update now supports short addresses powered by the newly developed dCTIDH isogeny. A small UX improvement. A big step toward mass adoption. Download the wallet on the App Store or Google Play.

Uncomfortable truth: Web3 made finance more transparent than Web2. In traditional finance, your financial data is held privately by banks and institutions. Outside parties typically need legal process such as a subpoena or warrant to access it. In crypto, all you need is a block explorer to map someone’s entire financial history. The industry marketed this as transparency. In reality, it created financial surveillance by default. Net worth? Public. Investments? Public. Income sources? Public. Trading strategy? Public. Who you transact with? Public. That isn’t financial freedom. Privacy-first infrastructure is the missing layer. Join the movement. $XNT

This thread explains how Neptune Privacy combines privacy, programmability, and scale in a single architecture. Earlier protocols attempted to solve privacy by hiding transactions, but struggled to support complex applications at scale. Neptune takes a different approach by making privacy a base-layer property while still enabling full programmability. The result is a system where complex applications will be able to run while transactions, metadata, and execution details remain private. $XNT

Permanent Financial Exposure. NO MORE. Public blockchains accidentally created something dangerous: Permanent financial exposure. Neptune Privacy was built for the everyday user who doesn’t want their finances exposed forever. More specifically: • Users who don’t want their balances and spending history publicly traceable • Traders who don’t want their strategies copied or front-run • Builders who need privacy without complicated add-ons or workarounds • Businesses that can’t operate with fully transparent financial activity • Anyone who understands that once data is public, it’s public forever Privacy isn’t secrecy. Privacy is safety. $XNT was built for the real world.

Transparency protects systems. But exposure harms individuals. @NeptunePrivacy solves this with privacy by default, zk-STARK verification, and programmable private infrastructure. Architecture matters. This thread explains why it matters. $XNT

The Most seamless Mobile Wallet experience. Hits the App store soon 🍎. You asked for it, we delivered it. Short addresses format is coming 👀 Stay tuned 🗞️

Harvest Now. Decrypt Later. This isn’t science fiction. It’s already happening. State actors and large institutions are collecting encrypted data today and storing it until quantum computers can break it tomorrow. Your “private” transactions aren’t being ignored. They’re being archived. Because most blockchains rely on cryptography that won’t survive quantum computing. Meaning transactions made today could become fully readable years from now. Ask yourself: Would you be comfortable if your bank statements were permanently public, searchable, and analyzable… Not just today. Not just by humans. But by future machines, governments, and analytics systems that don’t even yet exist? That’s not a future risk. That’s how most blockchains work today. Privacy cannot be optional infrastructure. It must be designed to survive the future. Neptune Privacy was built with that assumption from day one: zk-STARKs → quantum-resistant proofs → no trusted setup Mutator Sets → transactions that cannot be linked Triton VM → private smart contract execution at scale Neptune doesn’t just keep data private. It protects it from tomorrow’s supercomputers. Private today. Protected tomorrow. $XNT

The next generation of privacy infrastructure is emerging. This is a clear, educational breakdown of how privacy architecture has progressed over the years. Understanding the tradeoffs in earlier protocols is essential to understanding why $XNT exists in the first place. Privacy is evolving. Architecture matters. Modern cryptography redefines what’s possible. With zk-STARKs and Mutator Sets, Neptune Privacy unlocks scalability, usability, and quantum resilience in ways previous generations could not. The quality of research and articulation within this community continues to impress. When people understand the architecture, conviction compounds. Check out this well-deserved thread winner below.

The long-anticipated $XNT roadmap is live. This is the blueprint for scaling private programmable money from core infrastructure to a thriving ecosystem. Built layer by layer. Intentional by design. Every step advances $XNT from protocol to full network maturity. Infrastructure. Programmability. Cross-chain interoperability. Developer tooling. Builder growth. A fully integrated private ecosystem. History speaks for itself. If we promise, we ship. Don’t skip this. Zoom in.

Builders… The ecosystem is expanding. $XNT was never about noise. It was about advanced architecture. Infrastructure. Execution. The foundation is set. What grows next belongs to those who build it. This is your moment. Details soon.

Transparency was the default. Privacy became the casualty. This thread breaks down why most chains can’t retrofit privacy and how zk-STARKs, Mutator Sets, and Triton VM are used to solve privacy at the base layer. This is what blockchain looks like when it’s designed correctly from block zero. $XNT

🌱 Builders… something is taking root inside the $XNT ecosystem. The infrastructure is built. The network is scaling. Now it’s time to grow. Opportunity favors those who don’t ask for permission. They just build. More soon.

As we move toward Tier-1 exchange adoption, $XNT has introduced an optional short address format designed to support major exchange infrastructure without sacrificing user privacy. Built on the newly developed dCTIDH isogeny, this format unlocks compatibility with exchange systems like @MEXC_Official while preserving Neptune Privacy’s core privacy architecture. This is the road to adoption. Paper: eprint.iacr.org/2025/107

Privacy at base layer. Here's what that means 👇

Crypto has been stuck in a false tradeoff for years. Privacy chains struggle to scale. Scalable chains struggle to protect users. Builders accept this tradeoff like it’s a law of nature. Neptune doesn’t. Instead of choosing sides, we asked a harder question: What if privacy could scale without sacrificing security? The answer is: it can. And that’s the mission of $XNT.

Check it out here: github.com/neptuneprivacy…

We just released a new open-source GPU miner for $XNT. This is about lowering the barrier to entry and making it easier for more pools and miners to join the network. ⛏️ RTX 4090 performance: ~23.3 MH/s Slightly behind the most optimized miner running on the network, but it removes 99% of the barrier for getting started and opens the door for anyone to jump in, contribute, and improve performance further. Open code. More miners. More decentralization. Decentralization doesn’t happen by accident. It gets built.