0xnull

Anonymous prediction markets. Sports, esports, crypto.
0.4% fees. XMR settlement. No KYC.
Polymarket for sports, combat and esports

[0xnull @0xnullio]

OnlyFans takes 20%, exposes your real identity, and lets fans chargeback your income.

We just shipped something different.

0xNull now has a creator platform.

→ 95% payout (tips: 100% yours) → No KYC — no name, no ID, no email → Monero settlement — chargebacks are impossible → No payment processor — no deplatforming → Uncensored — no content filters on DMs

The killer feature: AI clones.
You write a persona prompt. We build an AI version of you.
It handles fan DMs 24/7. Uncensored. Per-message pricing you control ($0.01–$5.00).
You earn while you sleep.

Voice messages in your actual cloned voice.
Fan types what they want to hear → gets audio back in your voice.
$0.15/msg. Set it up once. Passive income forever.

How fans pay:

Anonymous token (like a gift card code). Load with XMR. Spend across your content, chat, voice, subscriptions.
No credit card. No bank statement. No paper trail.
The fans who want privacy — and there are a LOT — finally have a way to pay.

I'm covering full AI avatar setup for the first 10 creators:
✅ Persona engineering ✅ Voice clone ✅ Onboarding + listing
Free. I need founding creators to use it and give feedback.
Email: [email protected]
https://t.co/TvE8WalKNr

[Whit | $XMR | $TAO @taoreserve]

🚨 BREAKING: Strategy just authorized Bitcoin sales up to $5,000,000,000 — and most of you never saw it coming.

@Polymarket posted it.
The filings back it.
And the same people who swore Saylor would “never sell” are suddenly very quiet.

Here’s the uncomfortable truth:

@X didn’t protect you.
@X didn’t inform you.
@X fed you a daily bowl of corporate crypto propaganda while burying anyone actually paying attention.

For months, real analysts have been warning about Strategy’s liquidity pressure, preferred-share obligations, and the inevitable need for a BTC monetization framework.
We were mocked for it.

Now the receipts are public.

Whether the number is $1.25B in direct BTC sale authorization or $5B in total capital actions being packaged together, the signal is the same:

The “never sell” era is over.
The liquidity era has begun.

If you’re still relying on influencer threads and corporate PR for your crypto worldview, you’re already behind.

Start listening to people who actually read filings, understand balance sheets, and aren’t afraid to challenge the narrative.

The propaganda machine won’t save you. The truth will. https://t.co/v2Z92DmYVp

[Whit | $XMR | $TAO @taoreserve]

@Polymarket https://t.co/rCcPmNUAaO and parimutuel predictions on @0xnullio

[Whit | $XMR | $TAO @taoreserve]

The future of prediction markets will not be determined by who has the most liquidity today. It will be determined by who can serve the capital that actually requires both privacy and auditability.

Most platforms operate on transparent ledgers and order-book mechanics that expose participant intent, positions, and outcomes. This model works for retail speculation but creates unacceptable risk for sovereign wealth offices, family offices, and regulated institutions that must maintain privacy while still satisfying CPA and GAAP documentation standards.

@0xnullio uses a different architecture: parimutuel pools settled entirely in Monero. All bets enter a shared pool with no counterparty risk and no identity leakage. Monero’s privacy-by-default design ensures individual positions remain untraceable on-chain.

What makes this structure superior is the receipts engine that operates beneath every outcome. Every parimutuel settlement produces an immutable, chain-anchored receipt on https://t.co/YarWtSHAjp. These records are generated using enterprise-grade encryption standards — Curve25519, AES-256, and Ed25519 — and are explicitly structured to deliver the traceability, documentation, and verification required for institutional compliance frameworks.

This combination — privacy-preserving parimutuel mechanics, cryptographic security, and GAAP/CPA-ready receipts — solves the core tension that other platforms leave unresolved. Institutions need infrastructure that protects participant identity while still producing the verifiable audit trail their legal, risk, and finance teams demand.

As regulatory expectations around digital asset participation continue to rise, platforms that cannot deliver both privacy and accountability will face increasing barriers. The infrastructure that meets both requirements simultaneously is the ultimate goal and will become the legal and preferred solution for serious capital allocation.

We are building that standard.

https://t.co/ik9r0g2Z6d

[Whit | $XMR | $TAO @taoreserve]

Monero has always delivered world‑class privacy, but privacy alone doesn’t build an economy. Real commerce needs a way to prove a payment happened without revealing anything else.

That’s the gap we’ve closed at @0xnullio.

We built cryptographic receipts: precise, minimal, zero‑knowledge proofs that let users verify transactions while keeping their identities, balances, and histories fully protected. Instead of exposing a wallet or sharing broad keys, users disclose only what’s necessary — nothing more.

This creates the verification layer Monero has been missing:

• transaction‑specific proofs
• amount‑bounded disclosure
• identity‑binding without deanonymization
• non‑interactive verification
• agent‑ready and business‑ready primitives

With this infrastructure, Monero evolves from private money into private economic infrastructure — capable of supporting business operations, payroll, marketplaces, escrow, and autonomous agent settlement, all without compromising user privacy.

Privacy is the foundation.
Selective, cryptographic provability is the next layer.
https://t.co/v2Z92DmYVp is building that layer.

[Whit | $XMR | $TAO @taoreserve]

@Exbury and we’ve built the automated receipts system for it @0xnullio. https://t.co/8cof5PJ4HS

[Whit | $XMR | $TAO @taoreserve]

Receipts. Here are two from the same CS2 esports prediction market on @0xnullio.

One shows the winning outcome. A conditional settlement rule fired exactly as written. The correct prediction resolved and the payout moved automatically. The timestamp hit the chain and the xmrchain link anchors the full event so anyone can verify it independently.

The other shows the loss on the opposing side. Same market, same logic, opposite result. No payout triggered because the condition was not met, but the receipt still records the full outcome, timestamp, and chain anchor with the same level of detail.

This is what verifiable infrastructure looks like when it actually works. It does not matter which way the prediction lands. Every outcome generates a receipt. Automatically. No tickets, no requests, no waiting.

We are always iterating. The receipts engine shipping today settles prediction market payouts. Every iteration makes the trail deeper, the verification tighter, and the coverage wider. That work never stops.

Every prediction market payout on the platform produces one of these. Win or loss. See for yourself: https://t.co/ik9r0g3wVL

[Whit | $XMR | $TAO @taoreserve]

@Monero has never had automation primitives until @0xnullio built them.

The three requirements:

• Automated receipts
Every prediction creates a verifiable receipt linked to https://t.co/YarWtSHAjp.
• Automated if/then verification
The system checks conditions automatically without human arbitration.
• Automated payouts
When conditions are met, payouts trigger instantly and trustlessly.

These are firsts for Monero.

Automating receipts, automating conditional logic, and automating settlement for $XMR changes everything for the most valuable opaque chain. As the first team to build these necessary systems, we finally unlocked real investment and prediction markets opportunities for Monero.

See our settlements and payouts page here: https://t.co/ik9r0g2Z6d

[Whit | $XMR | $TAO @taoreserve]

Enterprise‑grade encryption isn’t just for banks; it’s the new baseline for sovereign wealth + family offices.

At @0xnullio, we use:

• Curve25519 for ECDH key exchange
• AES‑256 for message encryption
• Ed25519 for digital signatures

Why it matters:

• Faster than legacy RSA‑2048
• Smaller keys, lower overhead
• Stronger posture against future quantum threats
• Built for real‑world crypto sovereignty, not legacy finance

If you care about privacy, custody, and long‑term resilience, this is the stack.

Join the future of sovereign crypto infrastructure. https://t.co/ik9r0g2Z6d

[0xnull @0xnullio]

I don't know why you guys are getting so worked up about this.

Your friendly Crypto Anarchists are here to help.

https://t.co/Gb3juozztH

Buy some XMR/Monero (it's completey invisible and untraceable)

Buy a no logs VPN with Monero (the transaction doesn't bear your name)

https://t.co/miCQf6gqRL

Who cares what Andy Burnham wants

[zerohedge @zerohedge]

UK Government's Shocking Bid To Rig YouTube Algorithm To Force-Feed BBC Propaganda https://t.co/mpZWOkYERJ

[0xnull @0xnullio]

0xNull status update — the honest version.

Security first. Ran a full adversarial review of the platform this week: two passes, 20+ findings triaged, every real one closed. RLS policies tightened across the board, all market resolution now driven by database state rather than request payloads, every paid endpoint gated, identity attribution locked down. The rest documented as intentional architecture. A privacy platform that holds user funds during bet windows doesn't get to be casual about this.

Now the usage data — because build-in-public means the quiet weeks too:

→ Swaps: multiple XMR purchases coming through. Organic, unprompted.
→ Prediction markets: no new bets this cycle.
→ Lending: pool live, no borrows yet.

Three products, one signal. Right now, privacy demand is acquisition — people want to get INTO Monero. Not speculate with it, not leverage it. The lowest-friction, non-custodial product is the one converting.

That's fine. Swaps are the on-ramp. Markets and lending are inventory for the users the on-ramp creates. You don't fight the demand curve, you position on it.

No accounts. No KYC. Just XMR and outcomes.

https://t.co/Kub9TZ8JGd

#Monero #Privacy #BuildInPublic

[0xnull @0xnullio]

@bitcoinlfgo Dream on

[0xnull @0xnullio]

@MoneroForum https://t.co/5CBVwhoyI4 is open.

[0xnull @0xnullio]

@DouglasTuman @1984Hosting Bummer do you want to cross list on https://t.co/5CBVwhoyI4

Happy to help.

[0xnull @0xnullio]

@devjoshstevens Hey @devjoshstevens can you guarantee this class of bug will never happen again?

We can;

https://t.co/V18wO0Txpc

[0xnull @0xnullio]

Polymarket exploited.

Design choices made clear -

API lead resolution via Linux on https://t.co/5CBVwhoyI4

While

@Polymarket was hit by a contract logic bug in the adapter.

0xNull cannot have the bug that just hit Polymarket, because it has no UMA CTF Adapter.

[0xnull @0xnullio]

Polymarket exploited.

Design choices made clear -

API lead resolution via Linux on https://t.co/5CBVwhoyI4

While

@Polymarket was hit by a contract logic bug in the adapter.

0xNull cannot have the bug that just hit Polymarket, because it has no UMA CTF Adapter.

[0xnull @0xnullio]

Polymarket exploited.

Design choices made clear -

API lead resolution via Linux on https://t.co/5CBVwhoyI4

While

@Polymarket was hit by a contract logic bug in the adapter.

0xNull cannot have the bug that just hit Polymarket, because it has no UMA CTF Adapter.

[Bubblemaps @bubblemaps]

ALERT: 🚨 Polymarket contract exploited

Attackers are removing 5,000 $POL every 30 seconds – $600k stolen so far

Pause all Polymarket activity for now

[0xnull @0xnullio]

This world rejects me
This world threw me away
This world never gave me a chance
This world gonna have to pay

And I don't believe in your institutions
I did what you want me to
Like the cancer in your system
I've got a little surprise for you

Something inside of me
Has opened up its eyes
Why did you put it there
Did you not realize?

Something inside of me
It screams the loudest sound
Sometimes I think I could
I'm gonna burn this whole world down

https://t.co/BPEB374ca2

https://t.co/qs9fTqjnpT

[0xnull @0xnullio]

0xNull now has live Morpho vault integration on Arbitrum

4 curated vaults connected — ~$69M TVL across Steakhouse, Gauntlet, Hyperithm
Deposit, withdraw, earn yield. No wallet connection. No KYC. Just your token.
Built the deposit attribution layer today using CREATE2

The problem: multiple users sending tokens to one backend wallet. Whose money is whose?
CREATE2 solves this. Each user gets a unique Arbitrum deposit address, computed deterministically from their 0xNull token hash.
The address exists mathematically before any contract is deployed. Users send tokens. We deploy + sweep atomically.

Same model every CEX uses for deposit addresses. Same pattern we use with Monero subaddresses. Adapted for EVM.
No race conditions. No shared wallet ambiguity. Fully attributed at the protocol level.

Frontend goes live tomorrow.
Then: Morpho pools on Ethereum mainnet. Morpho Blue is permissionless — anyone can create lending markets with custom collateral and risk parameters.
0xNull as a privacy-first DeFi curator. Arbitrum first. Ethereum next.

https://t.co/BKw76ZoDgp

[0xnull @0xnullio]

And received back

[0xnull @0xnullio]

Just deposited 1 USDT into Aave.

No one can see who did it.

Our bridgehead shields the sender, breaks the on-chain link, and the funds earn yield in Aave like any other deposit — but privately.

This is what DeFi privacy actually looks like.

https://t.co/5SmAQUF7bj