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The demand for decentralized privacy infrastructure is growing and that is the shift Anyone is building for.
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📣 Community update:
The Future of Arcane & Spectre:
'Privacy Without Compromise'
Development across the 0x0 ecosystem continues to accelerate behind the scenes, and what’s being built is far bigger than a standard wallet or trading platform.
Arcane is evolving into a full privacy infrastructure layer for Web3, while Spectre is being built up to deliver private, verifiable, unlinkable trading at scale.
📌 True Mobility
Arcane is coming to native iOS and Android alongside a powerful browser extension, allowing users to access privacy tools seamlessly across desktop and mobile.
📌 Dual-Sovereignty
Arcane is designed to let users manage both public and private finances within the same interface. Think of it as a 'Shielded Vault' that allows interaction with transparent blockchains without exposing your complete wallet history.
📌 Arcane SDK:
The Arcane SDK is now becoming a core pillar of the ecosystem. By abstracting away the heavy cryptography, developers can integrate privacy directly into their own dApps with only a few lines of code.
This opens the door for:
📌 Confidential payroll systems.
📌 Private OTC desks.
📌 Anonymous voting systems.
📌 Shielded DeFi interactions.
📌 Private payment infrastructure.
📌 Custom privacy dApps.
Our recent demo showcased a working privacy dApp built directly on the Arcane SDK, where users could privately interact with contracts while generating zero-knowledge proofs locally inside the browser.
📌 Integrated Stealth
Spectre has now been deeply integrated into the Arcane architecture itself. Rather than functioning as a disconnected product, Spectre inherits Arcane’s stealth-account logic, relayer systems, and privacy infrastructure directly.
Trades are settled through private, unlinkable identities with increasing use of zero-knowledge proofs throughout the transaction lifecycle.
The updated architecture focuses heavily on:
📌 Encrypted orderflow.
📌 MEV resistance.
📌 Verifiable private execution.
📌 Unlinkable deposits and trading activity.
📌 Fast execution speeds.
📌 Decentralised sequencing infrastructure.
The goal is simple:
Private trading without sacrificing usability or performance.
📌 The All-In-One Interface:
The Arcane wallet will also feature an integrated lightweight Spectre interface, allowing users to manage positions and execute stealth trades directly inside the wallet experience itself.
📌 Relayer Infrastructure:
The relayer network remains a major component of the ecosystem and will continue powering private transaction execution both within Arcane and through third-party SDK integrations.
As adoption expands through SDK integrations, the relayer layer becomes increasingly important across the wider ecosystem.
📌 Liquidity & Structural Direction:
Liquidity currently remains unlocked to preserve strategic flexibility while the ecosystem transitions into its next phase.
This also allows the team to evaluate potential improvements to the existing token structure and contract limitations where necessary, without being restricted by long-term lock constraints.
📌 Looking Ahead:
Arcane and Spectre are no longer being developed as isolated products. They are becoming part of a unified privacy infrastructure designed to power both native applications and third-party ecosystems.
The foundation is being rebuilt with scalability, privacy, and long-term sustainability in mind.
We are now entering an entirely new era for 0x0, and every holder who has stayed with us through the journey ahead is part of what comes next. The foundation is nearly built, the vision is expanding, and the future is getting closer 💎🚀
📣 Community Announcement:
Cyborgs!
As some of you may have recently seen on X, we have successfully completed the first version of the newly rebuilt Arcane Wallet - engineered entirely from the ground up. This is not merely an upgrade; it represents a transformative leap forward, delivering a level of polish, performance, and privacy sophistication that sets an entirely new standard in the space.
The attached video provides a compelling high-level overview of the wallet’s capabilities. It showcases the seamless user experience, our groundbreaking privacy features, and a powerful real-world use case demonstrating the Arcane SDK in action.
In the demo, we present a decentralized application where users can pay for services not just with cryptocurrency, but privately. Every transaction, balance, and interaction remains completely shielded, protecting both identity and transaction history from prying eyes.
The Arcane Wallet combines all the essential features of a modern Web3 wallet with our proprietary, industry-leading privacy architecture. Here are the key moments from the demo:
- The user connects the dApp to their Arcane Wallet with one click.
- The application effortlessly loads the user’s public balance.
- When the dApp requests the private balance, the wallet intelligently prompts for explicit, one-time user approval - putting full control in the user’s hands.
- Upon entering the amount, the wallet instantly crafts a fully private transaction and generates a zero-knowledge proof locally in the browser, ensuring complete obfuscation of the transfer.
- The transaction is then securely relayed to the blockchain via our decentralized relayer network.
Relayers: The Heart of a Sustainable Privacy Economy
Relayers are now a foundational pillar of the Arcane ecosystem. Beyond powering transactions from the Arcane Wallet itself, they seamlessly serve third-party applications built with the Arcane SDK.
We anticipate explosive growth in SDK adoption, which will drive significant increases in relayer usage. This creates a powerful flywheel: more transactions = higher relayer revenue.
Running a relayer offers a compelling passive income opportunity for token holders. To participate, operators lock a required amount of $0x0 tokens, which not only secures the network but also earns ongoing rewards throughout the lock period - delivering both utility and strong tokenomics that promote long-term stability and value accrual.
We are not simply building another privacy tool.
We are architecting the definitive privacy infrastructure layer for Web3, while creating meaningful, sustainable rewards for those visionary enough to believe in the mission 🤝
Here's a quick look at a privacy dApp built with the Arcane SDK.
The app can only see your private balance if you explicitly approve the request. When sending funds, the Arcane extension generates a ZK-proof locally in your browser, anonymizing the transfer / contract interactions instantly.
By abstracting away the heavy cryptography, the Arcane SDK lets developers build for example, confidential payrolls, private OTC desks, and anonymous voting systems with just a few lines of code.
📣 Community Update:
Cyborgs! We’ve just reached a major milestone that signals a clear shift in what Arcane and Spectre are becoming, and where this project is heading.
Arcane is no longer just a wallet. It’s evolving into the foundation for on-chain privacy.
With the Arcane wallet extension now complete, alongside a working privacy dApp interacting directly through the SDK, we’re seeing the first fully connected version of this system come to life.
📌 The wallet extension introduces a real user interface across desktop, complementing mobile, and bringing Arcane into everyday use rather than remaining purely backend infrastructure. Public release by the end of Q2.
📌 Arcane now supports both public and private transactions seamlessly, with Invisible Routing automatically detecting the transaction type so the user doesn’t need to think about it.
📌 The integration between the wallet and the dApp via the SDK creates a complete flow from wallet > action > private execution. This is live, functional privacy in action, not just theory.
📌 The Arcane SDK is a major unlock. It allows any dApp on EVM compatible chains to integrate our privacy stack, positioning Arcane as infrastructure rather than a single product.
📌 Our relayer network will power all private transactions, not only within the Arcane wallet, but across every third party application that integrates the SDK.
📌 As more integrations come online, this drives increased volume through the ecosystem, expanding the revenue streams flowing back to holders.
What we’re seeing now is the early formation of a connected ecosystem, where wallet, SDK, dApps, and relayers all work together as one unified privacy layer.
This marks the transition from isolated development into something functional and expandable.
The rails are being laid. The system is coming online. And what we’re building here doesn’t just participate in the future of crypto, it helps define it ♾️🚀
After a selective review and approval process, the Anyone VPN for Android is now live on Google Play!
This is not a typical VPN: Anyone lets you choose exactly which apps to anonymize, routing their traffic through configurable multi-hop circuits.
Private by design. No compromises. Completely free.
Download now:
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The Motorverse Cup is coming, and we want to see your strategies.
Win 5 Automobili @Lamborghini Exclusive D1SKs to kickstart your Wave 5 Exclusive collection!
How to enter:
1️⃣ Like & Repost this post.
2️⃣ Pick a Lambo Illuvial (Air Volante, Emberlynx, Jotun, Gnarl, Blazenite, or Monkier).
3️⃣ Reply with your ultimate Arena team composition built around them and tell us why it wins.
4️⃣ Tag the friend you plan to beat in the tournament.
The Illuvium team will judge and select the most strategic and creative battle plan before the launch party on April 21st.
Good luck, Rangers.
Huge ecosystem update.
To be clear, this is not another gaming shutdown notice, so you can breathe a sigh of relief.
The last 6 months have been tough, to say the least. Sentiment in crypto is now at an all-time low. And crypto gaming is even lower. But, despite that, Illuvium pushes on. I promised six years ago that we would give it our all, and we are still in a position to come out of this bear market strong, with games that people in both mainstream and crypto want to play.
We are lucky to be in a better financial position than most studios in the space, and we have recently reduced our costs even further to ensure we make it out. We have also spent a lot of time strategising about the future, and this post is the first look into our new vision. This is a focused shipping plan across the products that can move Illuvium forward fastest.
Overworld
We have decided to release Overworld much sooner than planned. We are targeting December 2026. We can do this by cutting out the things that are massively resource-intensive while keeping the things people love and will love. The game will have multiplayer combat, dungeon runs, bosses, creature capture, hundreds of items to collect (all on chain), open world grinding, with the focus on progression, think almost limitless progression, while adding in some spice of gambling to completely max out your ranger, illuvials, and items. For those who played the most recent test, you know all of those things (apart from dungeons) are in the game already. The big thing that will still be missing at launch is PvP. What comes next after launch will be driven by player demand. The exciting part is that we’ll run more playtests throughout the year. The feedback we got from testers was fantastic and helped us shape the final vision listed above.
No more ambiguity on the release dates of 3 years from now. We’re talking a December 2026 target.
Beyond
This little collector's game has generated more revenue than most crypto games ever released. The fanbase is strong. But it needs more, and more importantly, deserves more. We have decided to put a small team of our best web developers onto a tabletop game using Illuvium Beyond characters. Think Unstable Unicorns meets Marvel Snap. We want to build this game quickly and make it available on the web and mobile. This game will integrate heavily into the Beyond ecosystem, including stretch goals, burn mechanics, and disk sales. I have always invested heavily in each wave of Beyond, and I know many, many others have too. Finally, we will have something to play outside of just pure album collecting (which, btw, is obviously still addictive as fuck). On top of the new game, we have Wave 5 coming up, which will complete the set 1 collection, and then a few weeks later, we launch the biggest partner collection we have ever had in Beyond. A brand that is going to turn heads, and the artwork looks beyond fire. Once Wave 5 wraps up, we move into the three-year celebration set and then into Set 2.
Arena
Oh, my beloved Arena, where did we go wrong with you?
As most of you know, I love this game. Of course, I think things could be better if we had more characters and new content, but there is a reason you still see me in lobbies late at night: I simply love playing the game. While we have some updates to Arena, like Ascendant mode returning and rewards being turned back on, for the most part, Arena is built and released. From a development standpoint, we won’t be spending more time on it. That’s not to say we won’t be running events; we certainly will, and the first big one will be hosted by our Beyond partner. But as for development, those resources will be going elsewhere.
However, that isn’t the big update for Arena. About three years ago, the head designer of Arena said to me, “You know this would sell much better if it were just a web2 game that we sold on Steam?” At the time, I wasn't thinking of ripping out all the web3 elements, since we had been pushing the crypto gaming dream nonstop for 2 years prior, so I dismissed it. Still, that conversation never really left me. Neither did it for the Game Designer, because he came to me a few weeks ago and asked to license the IP and launch it as a web2 game, with Illuvium capturing the majority revenue share (after platform fees). After some discussion with the council, we decided this was a good decision, given that his team would handle development and that all the artwork was already complete. He has promised me that the game will be ready for the October Steam Fest.
Death Match
The IIP has just been approved, and we’re good to start development, although we have decided only to release the game on Web and Mobile Browser. The game will feature 2d versions of Illuvials and will be accessible to almost everyone. I’m excited about this one because A) it introduces an Illuvial burn mechanic, and B) it's our first foray into risk-to-earn games, which have become extremely popular amongst crypto gamers. This game reminds me a lot of Beyond. When I first pitched that, I got a huge amount of backlash internally and externally, but ironically, it's our number one revenue-generating game by a long shot.
Now you might say, “uh oh. Illuvium is doing it again, building 5 things at once.” But again, ironically, this is where we did our best work. Before, when we were building four products simultaneously, it was chaotic, but in the end, we pulled it off. This time, we are being a lot more strategic about it. Firstly, all teams are completely segregated into separate Discords, so there is no cross-over of work outside a couple of roles, like QA and UX/UI. Secondly, the products being worked on have an extremely strong foundation, and lastly, Arena “web2” isn’t being built by us at all. The reality is we need to make multiple bets at the same time. While we still have runway into mid next year, we need more revenue-generating products. So moving the release date up on Overworld by a considerable time will certainly increase revenues, but so will giving Beyond players more reason to purchase Illuvitars each wave, and likewise, Arena might finally start generating meaningful revenue, even if it’s in the polar opposite place we initially envisioned. The reality is, it doesn’t matter. We need to make moves, and we need to make them fast. And that is exactly what we are doing.
So there you have it. A massive update, a huge amount to be excited about, and I know there will be some people in the comments sharing our token chart and saying “it’s over bro,” and that’s fine, but let me be very clear on this, it aint over until the final breath, and we are far, far from that, so the show goes on.
As we approach the third anniversary of Anyone, get ready for our next pivotal State of Anyone Spaces. Expect varied speakers and more key protocol announcements.
🗓️ Wednesday 25th February
🕔 5PM UTC / 12PM EST
📍 Live-streamed on YouTube and 𝕏
🔹 https://t.co/XJ2ue4QWrh
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