EXIOM is entering its next age.
The first age was survival: a community that refused to die, a network rebuilt, a chain proven live.
This age is about becoming infrastructure.
The API and Privacy Oracle we are building will carry real applications, real eligibility proofs, real value. A network carrying that weight cannot have single points of failure.
HF22 makes the network survive concentration. HF23 makes dangerous concentration impossible.
Decentralization written into consensus. That is what this age looks like. The strongest privacy platform in crypto has to run on the hardest network to kill.
We are building both on $XEQM.
Nobody onboards retail like @RobinhoodCrypto.
This is what a real adoption wave looks like. People are here. Builders are shipping. Crypto is moving again.
Growth like this needs infrastructure underneath it: eligibility, verification, compliance that respects the privacy of the user.
That is what EXIOM was built for.
LATEST: ๐ Robinhood Chain hit $480M in TVL and 1.6M monthly active users, both up 50%โ60% in a week, while daily transactions reached 10M, per Token Terminal.
Regulation comes for us all eventually.
Robinhood chain, Arc, and every L2 that launches after them will face the same requirements: eligibility, verification, compliance.
EXIOM's oracle verification layer is being built to set that standard, proving end user eligibility without exposing the user.
Compliance without surveillance. Or hope and pray the eye never turns to you.
RWAs and tokenized stocks need two things to survive: compliance and privacy.
Today, platforms pick one, or none. Eligibility checks that expose everything, or privacy that regulators will not accept.
The EXIOM oracle is being built to deliver both. Private eligibility proofs, verified through our network of service nodes. The user proves they qualify. Nothing else is revealed.
As L2 chains like @RobinhoodCrypto and @arc bring equities on chain, this is the infrastructure they will need.
Exiom xeqm-labs:native update is live @coingecko
You'll see more Exiom branding, articles and community posts rolling out over the next week.
The team is excited to share what we're building.
Exiom is a name. Here is the work behind it.
Weekly dev updates begin this week. The team's priorities are unchanged: the API, the oracle, and the anonymous network.
X Articles start next week, covering the build, the use cases, and what makes $XEQM essential to the network.
Introducing EXIOM.
Our network of service nodes. Our private data API. Our oracle. One name.
EXIOM is the flagship product by XEQMLabs.
Same chain. Same ticker. $XEQM, unchanged.
We are EXIOM holders now.
$XEQM is the ticker.
This week it gets a name to build around.
The brand. The vision. The private service node network that powers it all.
The evolution continues.
HF21 is now LIVE. Thank you to all our service nodes operators!
Next up, continued development on our API, oracle and xeqmnet.
Plus a surprise brand update later this week. XEQM continues to evolve, more soon.
$XEQM Hard Fork 21 - Mandatory Upgrade
HF21 activates at block 99,000, approximately July 14 at 16:00 UTC.
Service node operators - upgrade to v1.0.7 before the fork height: https://t.co/hbkmq9Ou07
Wallet users - update to GUI v2.2: https://t.co/5AocUynmpH
What HF21 changes:
โ Service node rewards move to weekly batching
โ Min batch payout rises from 0.1 XEQM to 1 XEQM
โ Performance fixes for SNs
Onwards!
@vikrantnyc@cakewallet@obi While you are asking this question, I have surveyed the XEQM Labs community and it has a large number of Cake users already who would love to have Cake support XEQM. I am available for a conversation.
If you want privacy, you need to have supply certainty.
XEQMLabs has both.
Builders, use our API and integrate privacy by default.
We have all sold our data for too long.
If you were given full privacy, what would you expose?
Drop it in XEQMPulse. Zero metadata. Monero-level privacy by default.
No one can trace it back, not even the platform.
That's private whistleblowing done right.