killroy

Building @zeroledgerxyz

[killroy @killroy192]

@2147mill What if I invest in a monthly guilds?

[killroy @killroy192]

@NoLimitGains “serious investor” compares mcap to gdp. Ok 😂

[killroy @killroy192]

Short GitHub, long GitLab? Decentralisation helps isolate security vulnerabilities, limits compounding effects, and reduces the speed at which attacks can spread.

[GitHub @github]

We are investigating unauthorized access to GitHub’s internal repositories. While we currently have no evidence of impact to customer information stored outside of GitHub’s internal repositories (such as our customers’ enterprises, organizations, and repositories), we are closely monitoring our infrastructure for follow-on activity.

[killroy @killroy192]

@Antosolus Congrats mate!

[killroy @killroy192]

While most EVM privacy projects are just mixers, @zeroledgerxyz is built different. 🚀
We’re delivering confidential transactions, decoy recipients, and native yield. For the first time ever, @base users get a true “digital cash bank.” 🏦💨

[zeroledger @zeroledgerxyz]

After months of building, testing, and iterating, ZeroLedger is now ready for a live environment.

ZeroLedger began in October 2025, during a market downturn when momentum across the ecosystem had slowed. Instead of waiting, we focused on building, refining, and stress-testing the system across multiple public testnets.

Over time, the protocol evolved through continuous iteration, shaped by real user interactions and community feedback, strengthening its core mechanics and reliability.

ZeroLedger was also recognized in Base Batches 002, validating both the idea and its execution.

Just as important as the product was the community behind it.

Our community believed in the vision early, tested with us, gave feedback, and stayed consistent even when nothing was finished.

We deeply value that belief. It shaped how we built this system more than anything else.

Today marks the transition from testing to reality.

Mainnet is now live, with intentional limitations designed to ensure stability, performance, and a controlled rollout:

• Maximum Total Value Locked (TVL) is currently capped at $5,000.

• Maximum monthly active users are limited to 500 participants.

These limits are not constraints, but deliberate safeguards. They allow us to monitor the system closely, gather real-world data, and continue improving the protocol without compromising user experience.

ZeroLedger is designed to prioritize correctness, privacy, and reliability over rapid expansion. This approach ensures that every interaction on mainnet contributes to strengthening the system.

The ZeroLedger dApp is now accessible:

https://t.co/wzEveySlGo

Airdrop Claim

The ZeroLedger airdrop is now claimable for eligible participants.

• The claim is available to all supported regions, with the exception of the United Kingdom.

Participants who engaged during the testnet phases can now access their allocations and become part of the live network from day one.

What This Means

Mainnet is not the final stage. It is the beginning of a new phase where real usage, real constraints, and real feedback will shape the future of ZeroLedger.

Every deposit, every transaction, and every interaction from this point forward contributes to the evolution of the protocol.

This launch represents more than a milestone. It reflects a commitment to building deliberately, shipping consistently, and prioritizing long-term reliability over short-term hype.

ZeroLedger is live.

And this is just the start.

[killroy @killroy192]

You don’t need a permissionless and censorship-resistant blockchain to make a system predictable and auditable.

The whole point of public blockchains is to have a neutral, incorruptible, consensus-driven layer. Those who cannot manage the risks of operating directly on this layer should use trust-based layers built on top

[killroy @killroy192]

@newmichwill True, but monopoly over tx ordering and inclusion delays make this feature meaningless for all MEV-attributed activities (trading, lending, etc.)

[Gwart @GwartyGwart]

I think we should just make people go into the local branch of a defi protocol and show ID to move large sums of money

[zeroledger @zeroledgerxyz]

Quick update for our community:

On April 11, our X account was unexpectedly suspended due to an internal flag. As a result, we were unable to post or engage for the past week.

The issue has now been reviewed and fully resolved, with access restored on April 19.

No policies were violated, and everything is now back to normal.

We’re back and ready to continue building, sharing, and engaging with you all.

Appreciate your patience and support 🤝

[killroy @killroy192]

This means @zeroledgerwtf is finally ready to launch — the only things left are setting up multisigs and resolving the X account suspension.

[killroy @killroy192]

While waiting on @Engineering to resolve the @zeroledgerxyz suspension, we keep shipping.
Over the past few days, I’ve set up infrastructure for both testnet and mainnet — and even deployed a sandboxed version of ZeroLedger to @base mainnet.

[killroy @killroy192]

Another interesting and valuable lesson was about how to govern protocol and manage contract upgrades. The logic was successfully tested on the mainnet as well.

[killroy @killroy192]

@Engineering, please have a look

[killroy @killroy192]

Hi,

My account @zeroldgerxyz was recently suspended, and I believe this might be a mistake.

To the best of my knowledge, my colleague (@Antosolus) and I have been running the account in good faith and in line with X’s rules.

We’ve never used bots or automated replies — all interactions have been organic and relevant to the discussions. Our content is limited to educational posts and updates about the ZeroLedger project.

I’d really appreciate it if you could clarify what specific behaviour led to the suspension and unblock @zeroldgerxyz. I’ve made a genuine effort to follow the rules and would be happy to resolve any issues if needed.

Thanks

[killroy @killroy192]

Hi,

My account @zeroldgerxyz was recently suspended, and I believe this might be a mistake.

To the best of my knowledge, my colleague (@Antosolus) and I have been running the account in good faith and in line with X’s rules.

We’ve never used bots or automated replies — all interactions have been organic and relevant to the discussions. Our content is limited to educational posts and updates about the ZeroLedger project.

I’d really appreciate it if you could clarify what specific behaviour led to the suspension and unblock @zeroldgerxyz. I’ve made a genuine effort to follow the rules and would be happy to resolve any issues if needed.

Thanks

[killroy @killroy192]

All L2s with immediate upgrade rights carry this tail risk.

[MinChi @minchi]

This caught my eye as a etherfi user who always wondered why they were building on scroll

tl;dr
Scroll's single sequencer reportedly started feeding inflated L1 gas prices into the L2 oracle *just as* etherfi began migrating to optimism. This pushed etherfi related fees from ~$250 to ~$16K per day

If this is true it is an absurd behaviour that would tarnish scroll's image...

[killroy @killroy192]

Deploying a new testnet version that includes updates to DDoS protection infrastructure and changes to the encryption key generation algorithm.

Since this is a testnet, I did not implement encryption key rotation logic and instead reset user commitments in the web app. This means:

• all balances in the web app are set to 0
• accumulated interest is reset to 0
• testnet reward tokens and airdrop allocations remain unchanged

[zeroledger @zeroledgerxyz]

🚨 ZEROLEDGER TESTNET UPDATE 

Your money should earn, your data should stay hidden too.

Another ZeroLedger testnet is live.

This phase focuses on validating core protocol mechanics around yield, rewards, and token distribution.

▪︎Yield (Variable APR)
Deposits are now yield-bearing.

Funds are automatically deployed into yield strategies (testnet), with no manual action required.

APR is dynamic and adjusts based on underlying market conditions.

Protocol fees also contribute to user yield.

This testnet validates:

• Yield logic
• Rewards minting logic
• Airdrop logic

▪︎Airdrop
We are testing the airdrop system to ensure controlled and accurate distribution.

This includes:
• Claim flow
• Geo-restriction logic

▪︎Governance Token Issuance
We are testing token distribution based on the protocol’s designed emission schedule.

This ensures issuance and allocation function as intended.

Experience it firsthand: https://t.co/PHL9uK1XBY 

More updates are coming soon❤