koshak01

Rust developer. Backend systems, fintech, Solana. Trading engines, privacy infrastructure, self-hosted.

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https://t.co/cVJBBRMAQ8

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tidex6 now pays its own way.

Every private payment's 1% fee lands in a server treasury → robots collect it on EVM + Solana → it pays the relayer's gas (Jupiter swap on Solana).

All public, live: https://t.co/CgKlq07O84

+ USDG on Solana devnet, hidden amounts via our wrapper.

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Just submitted tidex6 to the @AdevarLabs Security Sidetrack on @superteamearn for @Colosseum's Crypto World's Fair Hackathon

Excited for the chance to receive a full security Pre-Audit for our project.

https://t.co/rB95Kynp7G

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tidex6 is live on @arc testnet.

Private USDC payments: the chain can't link sender and recipient, the amount is sealed inside the note, and only the people you choose can read it.

Same circuit as our Solana mainnet. Seven networks now.

https://t.co/xOX9DSwRnz
#ZK #privacy

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I'm building in the Crypto World's Fair Hackathon, powered by @Colosseum!

https://t.co/fR3mZfEXxy

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Getting my Sepolia ETH at @quicknode's faucet for my 6Edc1A88 wallet! Smooth and fast at https://t.co/fuMK8W4ubS https://t.co/BYrmXpIXnp

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The ceremony is public and open to anyone: one wallet, any chain, at least one transaction on it. Every contribution is verifiable in the transcript.

https://t.co/sU4y61flyL

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Shipped tidex6 to Colosseum Eternal today.

The honest part of the pitch: this week we found two structural gaps in our own proof circuit — before any real money sat in the pool — and closed both. Circuit v2 is live, the trusted setup restarted from zero.

Privacy that hides from strangers and discloses to the people you choose. Rust, Solana mainnet, code open.

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Running a public trusted setup ceremony for tidex6 — private payments on Solana.

~1 minute in your browser.

https://t.co/IN732vVBKt

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I just joined the waitlist for @immunefi Signals. Project-level intel on payout velocity, response times, and where to hunt. https://t.co/XpT0eyjpvB

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I just joined the waitlist for @immunefi Studio Review. Get feedback on your reports before you submit. https://t.co/XpT0eyjpvB

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We spent a week inside @zeroclawlabs ZeroClaw, the Rust agent runtime, to answer one question: can an agent be trusted with real money?

We answered it with a product. tidex6-mcp-local plugs into it as an MCP server, and the agent can now make a private stablecoin payment on @solana — the amount hidden on chain, the sender-recipient link broken by a zero-knowledge proof, and an encrypted memo addressed to an auditor riding along with it.

cargo install tidex6-mcp-local

The safety lives in the design, not in the prompt. The signing key never leaves your machine. Spending limits are enforced in code. The amounts are a fixed set, so an injected instruction cannot express "send everything".

On mainnet the agent worked out on its own what it was holding and warned the operator before asking for approval:

"This is real money - mainnet, local-key signing."

Nobody scripted that sentence. Approval did not come, so it refused and reported plainly: "The send was not executed. Nothing happened on-chain." Instead of claiming success.

That last part is the whole point. The failure to fear is not "the agent spends your funds" — it is "it spends them and tells you it did not".

ZeroClaw 0.8.3 + tidex6-mcp-local 2.18.0. Both open source.

#Rust #Solana #AIagents #MCP

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tidex6 is now in the official MCP Registry

io.github.koshak01/tidex6-mcp-local

Your agent can make private stablecoin payments on @solana. The amount is hidden on chain, the sender-recipient link is broken by a zero-knowledge proof, and a payment can carry an encrypted memo addressed to an auditor.

cargo install tidex6-mcp-local

Two custody models, pick your paranoia level.

Local: the signing key stays on your machine. The agent asks, you approve. Spending limits are enforced in code, and the amounts are a fixed set — an injected instruction cannot express "send everything".

Hosted: the agent holds no key at all. It prepares a link; you sign in your own wallet.

Tools: send, payments, collect, audit, whoami, about, ceremony.

Keep send and collect out of any auto-approve list. We say that in our own README, because a tool that moves money should never run unattended.

#MCP #Solana #AIagents #Rust