

Ghost
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Lock in starts tomorrow. Bout to go on a generational run.



Building a game hub inside daemon. Make a @solana game, publish it, and let players find it and play it, all in one place. First piece is live: a starter template with the hard parts already wired. -wallet. -seedless onboarding. -on-chain assets. Capped signing, so a game literally cannot drain a player.


What if Daemon had its own version of GitHub, built specifically for AI agents and agent-driven development? Not another repo host. A place where agents can take tasks, submit patches, prove their work, and have receipts, bounties, and releases validated through @solana instead of getting buried in endless PRs. What if this was real? What if this was just about done and releasing this week?


This is a public statement on contributions, ownership, and transparency issues regarding the ZERA protocol and @ZeraLabs Pat, Andreas, and Miha have been core contributors to the project for over a year. We are issuing this statement to clarify the record on code ownership, agreements, finances, and customer orders.













I am told I need to be doing more "marketing" and to tie it to the completion of the MVP, which is in it's final stages, we're working on front end, and audits now, final push to get it out the door and into everyones hands. So, why is it so important that we get it right, because most of crypto security is still “hope the backend doesn’t get owned.” ZERA starts from the opposite assumption: the network will be hostile, so the math has to make your money useless to attackers. Our MVP ships a zero‑knowledge cash layer on Solana where: – Assets sit in a unified zk pool, not scattered per‑user accounts – Amounts are hidden with Pedersen commitments ‘vG+rH‘‘vG+rH‘ – Correctness is enforced by zk‑SNARKs, not trust in infra – Deterministic nullifiers kill double‑spend without killing anonymity We’re starting with coins. But this is the same security primitive stack we’ll use to protect any high‑value state: salaries, supplier flows, cross‑border payouts and, eventually, critical real‑world rails. We are in the final stretch and clean up on the MVP, I care about getting this done, if you care about cryptography‑first security, you’ll want to be in on this, and for everyone who has been on the ride with us, the wait is almost over. zeralabs.org