zeroK is LIVE
Built the protocol first. Token second.
Zero vc. Zero private round. Fully bootstrapped.
Figured the token should launch where the community already is
@Mirage0c@VeerTx the SOL arrived and the transaction history arrived with it since the chain doesn't separate what you sent from everything else you've ever done. The payment was one row and the rest of your wallet was the receipt she didn't ask for
@is_elaracrypta that's how solana works today because the rail defaults to public before the user opens the wallet and most users never see the choice the chain already made for them
@hieuvueth yeah, transparency becomes a public profile for everyone but the architecture that ships selective disclosure splits into two rails. one adds privacy as a wrapper the developer opts into, the other ships it as the rail default
@taotao954774934 fair point on transfer being solved since the click to send primitive is shipped but the schedule driven rail is the one most stablecoin infra wasn't built for. Payroll subscriptions are what comes next and the failure mode is users not noticing the cron until it breaks.
Public rails don't make payments private since compliance on a public ledger produces a transaction graph that's readable by anyone with the addresses.
USDPT launched on Solana May 4, 2026 as Western Union's US dollar stablecoin for cross-border payments issued by Anchorage Digital Bank, with the first corridors running from the US to the Philippines and Bolivia.
Anchorage is a federally regulated national trust bank and the actual transfers settle as public rows on a chain that the same Chainalysis client base reads as revenue every quarter which means the rail is KYC'd on the compliance side and fully public on the data side.
If you got paid through a stablecoin rail this year the data the compliance team uses to verify your KYC is the same data the surveillance economy reads to map your payment graph so the architectural question is whether a product can be both compliant and private when the data flows are the same.