ephemeral

private payments on ethereum L1. every payment lands on a fresh address only the receiver can find. erc-5564 · early access:

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Ephemeral is the private receive layer of Ethereum L1.

Every payment lands on a fresh one-time address only you can find.

App beta is live on mainnet.

TGE is coming. Early access gets the details first: link in the reply.

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[Sirius ⛓️‍💥🐂💹🧲 @SiriusTheMaster]

ephemeral can be the top privacy project on ethereum.
i'm not hedging that.
not vibes. numbers. read it once.

every payment you receive on ethereum lands on an address anyone can read.
salary. invoices. tips. agent payments.
one address. one public history.

erc-5564 fixes the receive side on l1.
a fresh one time address for every payment. only you can find it.
the standard is final.

almost nobody uses it.
erc-6538, its registry, has 9 registrations on mainnet.
9. ever.

that's not a dead idea. that's an empty field.

we rescanned 25,057 withdrawn stealth addresses.
38.92% link back to their owner.
not broken crypto. habits.

so we built the client around the withdrawal.
it catches the habits that leak before you confirm.
nobody else on l1 ships that check.
first mover on stealth receiving. full stop.

revenue in plain words.
the hook on our official pool earns real eth on every trade.
not emissions. not points.
treasury and team, onchain, every payout readable.

receipts over hype.
verified contracts. no owner. public method.
my founder wallet sits on the verify page.

what's coming.
buy privately from the app.
private ens names.
pay in any token.
a public erc-5564 dashboard on dune.

why now.
payments are going onchain.
glamsterdam makes the chain easier to read.
a receiver nobody can map matters more with every upgrade.

the goal is simple.
top privacy project on dune and defillama.
by real numbers. not followers.

i don't need you to believe me. i need you to check.

the long version is in the lab: https://t.co/8w8fD38kq8

nfa. i don't do price talk.

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@SiriusTheMaster 👀

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38.92% link back. Test private receiving first.

Early Access members try the app beta before everyone else and see the scans while they run. Join requests are approved at once.

Early Access: https://t.co/UnxHliL55I

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@CurveFinance on ephemeral Lab #20: Stage 0, Public map.

veCRV rewards land weekly in crvUSD on the locking wallet, pro rata to its lock. 15 to 19 Oct: 368 claims, 368 distinct amounts, each logged with the wallet.

A fresh stealth receiver per claim would move it to Stage 1.

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@BSCNews @NullMaskio Private sending is half the story.

On mainnet, 38.92% of 25,057 withdrawn stealth addresses are linkable, mostly through withdrawal habits.

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@DefiantNews @EliBenSasson Consistency matters at the app layer too.

Only 9 addresses have ever registered in the stealth meta address registry on mainnet.

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@arkham 35 million labels and counting.

Fresh receiving addresses matter more every week.

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A stealth receiver only helps if the withdrawal stays clean. 38.92% of 25,057 withdrawn stealth addresses on Ethereum mainnet link back to the owner, mostly through withdrawal habits.

[Sirius ⛓️‍💥🐂💹🧲 @SiriusTheMaster]

lab #18: chainlink staking, stage 0.

rewards only go to the staking wallet, and every claim logs staker and amount. an opt-in stealth receiver would move $LINK staking to stage 1.

full breakdown only in the lab: https://t.co/K732TZwzNB

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Vitalik shared a paranoid mode for his own agent setup: Tor routing, random cover traffic, and zkAPI payments, so the service can't tell which wallet funded a request.

That is the payer side of a payment. Here is the other side.

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Method and scanner: https://t.co/VIQfXcMXaT

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Data drop: 33.42% in 2023, down from 62.01%.

Share of stealth payments on Ethereum mainnet that linked back to the owner, by year of first payment. Same standard, same chain, a very different rate one year later.

The receive address works. The withdrawal decides.

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@chainlink @SergeyNazarov Moving tokenized assets across chains keeps every address public.

38.92% of withdrawn stealth addresses on mainnet are linkable, mostly through withdrawal habits.

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@DefiantNews @EchoProtocol_ Echo withdrawals will map every depositor to an exit wallet.

On mainnet stealth data, 38.92% of withdrawn addresses stay linkable.

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Early Access. The launch time is shared here first: https://t.co/od3AtjvYKu

[ephemeral @ephemeral_eth]

3 steps to withdraw without leaking.

1. Never withdraw to the wallet that registered your keys, and never back to whoever paid you.
2. Do not fund gas from your main wallet, and keep the tip at the standard value.
3. Do not sweep many payment addresses into one wallet.

The guide: https://t.co/MExOjhBXXg

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@PDAN_101 welcome, join us https://t.co/JkEWfjj0na

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@wenaltseason @cryptorover 👀

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@OnchainLens Custody wallets get labeled once and every later move is public.

38.92% of withdrawn stealth addresses on mainnet are still linkable.

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FAQ: setting up moves 0 funds.

Connect the wallet you will receive with. It signs one message, twice, to create your keys, and the keys never leave the browser tab. Signing never moves funds.

Try the app beta: https://t.co/eh28ai7qCq

Reply with the habit you would fix first.

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@ensdomains Names make receiving easy.

Only 9 addresses have ever registered a stealth meta-address on mainnet.

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@DegenerateNews @Strategy @Strive @BitMNR 6,041,481 ETH sits in one treasury and every inflow to it is public onchain.