$BTC my pov
Diagonal support (since 2017) is 👑
45K is the bottom imo if geopolitics doesn't really f up the markets
Maybe some wicks below
Somewhere second half this year
Fully out of the market till then
See you all till then
🥂
Catch Veilnet tomorrow on MCG Live with @MCGlive.
Thursday, June 4, 2026
3:30pm UTC
MCG Live is one of the most prominent live crypto podcast formats, bringing projects, builders, traders, and communities together for focused project segments and market discussion.
We’ll be joining to discuss everything Veilnet has built so far:
Shielded transfers
Veil DEX
Veil AI
Private MCP server
Wallet Context
Encrypted data storage
FHE-backed private state
We’ll also be talking about the team, the roadmap, why privacy matters for DeFi and AI agents, and what we’re building toward next.
Private DeFi.
Private AI agents.
Private wallet context.
Private data infrastructure.
See you live tomorrow on @MCGlive.
Agentic Economy infrastructure on Veilnet Ecosystem:
verified trust layers
programmable payments
MCP automation
wallet-aware agents
services agents can actually use
This is how the agentic economy becomes real.
Agents are moving beyond “holding wallets.”
They are starting to pay for APIs, buy services, route tasks, access compute, negotiate with other agents, and settle value directly.
That makes agent-to-agent payments a core primitive.
And x402 is quickly becoming the standard rail for that.
But there is still a missing layer:
private settlement.
If every agent payment exposes:
which agent paid
which service was accessed
which wallet funded it
how often it paid
what workflow it belongs to
what action came next
then the agentic economy becomes another public behavioural graph.
Veilnet has started building and testing private x402 settlements.
The idea is to combine x402’s agent-native payment flow with $VEILNET privacy stack:
x402 payment request
→ encrypted settlement payload
→ off-chain FHE private state handling
→ Merkle commitment update
→ nullifier protection
→ contract verification
→ private onchain settlement
FHE lets sensitive payment state be handled without exposing the full plaintext flow.
Merkle trees compress private payment state into verifiable commitments.
Nullifiers prevent reuse or double settlement.
Contracts settle what needs to be settled onchain.
Base MCP gives agents the automation layer.
x402 gives agents the payment standard.
Veilnet adds the private settlement layer.
Agentic commerce needs more than wallets.
Tune in today, June 2, 2026, at 7pm UTC.
Veilnet will be live on Late Night on Base with @latenightonbase .
We’ll be discussing what we’ve built so far across the VEILNET ecosystem:
Shielded transfers
Veil DEX
Veil AI
Private MCP server
Wallet Context
Encrypted data storage
FHE-backed private state
We’ll also talk about the team, why privacy matters onchain, how $VEILNET benefits users, and what we’re building toward over the next phase.
Private DeFi.
Private AI agents.
Private wallet context.
Private data infrastructure.
See you live with @latenightonbase.
Data encryption is live on Veilnet.
The easiest way to understand the benefit is through real examples:
A founder can store a contract draft, pitch notes, or investor update without leaving the raw document sitting in plaintext.
A trader can store a DCA strategy, rebalance rule, or portfolio thesis for an AI agent to reuse later without exposing the full playbook.
A DeSci team can store research notes, lab records, dataset summaries, cohort metadata, or verification files without making the underlying data public by default.
A user can store recovery codes, private notes, wallet instructions, or sensitive configs without handing the readable version to an app server.
A developer can store API configs, agent memory, deployment notes, or private automation rules for future MCP workflows.
The flow is simple:
data encrypts on your device
ciphertext is stored on Veilnet
the key stays with you
your agent can fetch and decrypt only when needed
Veilnet does not need to see the raw file.
The model provider does not need to see the full dataset.
The server only stores encrypted blobs.
This matters because AI agents are becoming memory-driven.
They will need files, instructions, configs, datasets, and context to be useful.
But that does not mean all of that data should become readable infrastructure.
Private prompts protect what you ask.
Wallet Context protects what your agent reads.
Encrypted data protects what your agent remembers.
Data is becoming one of the most valuable assets in the AI era.
$VEILNET is building the layer to keep it private.
Data encryption is now live on Veilnet.
Available in @veilnet/[email protected].
Any blob — file, dataset, config, recovery codes, contract draft, research note, agent memory — can now be encrypted on your device, shipped to Veilnet as ciphertext, and fetched back later without the decryption key ever leaving your machine.
Three new MCP tools are live:
data_store({ label, data }) encrypt + store data on Veilnetdata_fetch({ id }) fetch + decrypt locallydata_list() list stored ids
With labels kept encrypted, the flow is simple:
user data
→ encrypted locally
→ ciphertext stored on Veilnet
→ key remains on user device
→ agent fetches when needed
→ local decryption onlyVeilnet sees encrypted blobs.
Your AI agent gets persistent private memory and secure storage.The provider does not need the raw data.
This works in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Continue, and Cline.
Install: npm i -g @veilnet/mcp-server Bootstrap your key at: https://t.co/ri4MY4LwZM → Agent tab
Then ask any MCP-aware agent:“store this encrypted on Veilnet.”Docs:docs.veilnet.toPrivate prompts protected what users ask.
Private MCP protected what agents run.
Wallet Context protected what agents read.
Encrypted data storage now protects what agents remember and reuse.
All powered by $VEILNET