Ringswap

The private exit from Solana. Any token, settled as real Monero in one signature. $RING holders are paid in XMR.

[Ringswap @ringswapapp]

RingSwap v2.

Our own Monero node. Our own solver.

Today, your exit is one signature through the wXMR bridge. In v2 we pay you XMR directly from our own Monero wallet. Your Monero address is encrypted so only our solver can read it, and it never appears on Solana.

Nothing links your Solana wallet to where your XMR went.

Coming soon.

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New on the rewards page: a calculator.

Type any amount of $RING and see the share of the current pot it would have, in XMR and dollars, if held since the period began. It is not a forecast. It is the same rule the engine pays by.

https://t.co/gT0dF90Z4Z

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RingSwap now runs on its own Monero node.

It has synced the full chain, and the solver's wallet reads the chain and sends every payment through it. No outside node sees which transactions are ours.

Solana to XMR, on our own infrastructure end to end.

https://t.co/u8bxSIZa1d

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Why 38 wallets and not every holder?

To be paid, a wallet has to hold 100,000+ $RING for the full 12 hours. Balances are checked every hour and the lowest one counts. Buying right before a payout earns nothing.

107 wallets are qualifying for the next one at 00:00 UTC.

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The second $RING payout is complete.

0.397 XMR went to 38 wallets at 12:00 UTC, paid as wXMR on Solana. Total paid to holders since launch: 1.107 XMR.

Every payment is in the public receipts on https://t.co/u8bxSIZa1d. The next payout is at 00:00 UTC.

[Ringswap @ringswapapp]

The second $RING payout is complete.

0.397 XMR went to 38 wallets at 12:00 UTC, paid as wXMR on Solana. Total paid to holders since launch: 1.107 XMR.

Every payment is in the public receipts on https://t.co/u8bxSIZa1d. The next payout is at 00:00 UTC.

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The swap page now shows dollar values.

Under the amount you send and under the XMR you receive, on every route and for any token, so you can see what an exit is worth and what the fee costs before you sign.

It is a guide only. Quotes never use it.

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The token list on the swap page now starts with your own wallet.

Connect, and the tokens you hold appear first, most valuable first, with balances and dollar values. The rewards page now lists your own recent payouts, each with a proof link.

https://t.co/0FZ7fS170G

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Links to RingSwap now preview properly.

Paste a link to the swap, rewards, status, Paper or Help page into X, Telegram or Discord and it shows that page's own card, title and description instead of the home page's.

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RingSwap now has step-by-step guides.

Three are live: SOL to XMR, USDC to XMR, and moving a https://t.co/s3fl4ZOofr coin into Monero. Each one walks through a single exit and opens the swap page with the token already chosen.

https://t.co/d5ll7nZlJM

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The RingSwap Paper is now v0.2.

It leads with the private exit, lists the fees and limits of both routes, and states what each one makes public. The trust and risk sections name the solver, and it says plainly that our Monero node is still syncing.

https://t.co/Jtn85OLxCD

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RingSwap's reading pages now load about half the code they did.

The home page, the Paper, Help and Status went from roughly 290 KB of compressed code to about 150 KB.

The reason is simple. Wallet code is the heaviest part of the site, and it was loading on every page. It now loads only where a wallet is used: the swap page and the rewards page. The pages you read before deciding whether to trust an exit no longer carry it.

Nothing about the exits changed. The swap and rewards pages were checked working after the change.

Help also has two new answers: how to check a payment proof yourself, and where to see if a route is down.

https://t.co/faFKuHYuze

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RingSwap now has a status page.

It shows, live, whether the private exit, no-wallet deposits and the standard exit are open, the solver's reserve and its last paid exit, and the last and next holder payout. It refreshes every 30 seconds.

https://t.co/ztJCVxmJrs

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The rewards page now shows your share.

Connect the wallet that holds $RING to see an estimate of what you would receive if the payout happened now, and your percentage of the pot.

0.209 XMR is in the pot for the 12:00 UTC payout.

https://t.co/gT0dF90Z4Z

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The private exit now shows its working.

Before you sign: the rate, the price impact on token inputs, and how long the quote is held. Quotes renew on their own before they run out.

Type a SOL amount and the estimated XMR appears before you connect a wallet.

https://t.co/AqjghWIkpp

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RingSwap is now built for many private exits at once.

The solver keeps its XMR reserve in many small pieces, so exits go out back to back instead of waiting on Monero's 20-minute change lock. Quotes stay fast when it gets busy.

https://t.co/u8bxSIZa1d

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The swap page now keeps a list of your recent exits.

Private, no-wallet and standard exits each appear with a link back to the order and its payment proof. The list is read from your browser only. There is no account behind it.

It is a good moment to be exact about what a private exit hides.

Your Monero address is sealed in the browser before you sign and never appears on Solana. The XMR is paid from RingSwap's own solver, out of its own Monero wallet, so nothing on Solana points to where your funds went.

What stays public is the Solana side. Anyone can see that a wallet sent funds to RingSwap, and how much. What they cannot see is the address that received the Monero.

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The first exit without a wallet connection just settled on mainnet.

0.2 SOL sent to a one-time address. 0.0419 XMR paid 27 seconds after the order was created.

No wallet connected. No signature on our site. The Monero address never appeared on Solana.

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RingSwap's numbers are public.

The solver's XMR reserve, every private exit completed, and every $RING holder payout with its transaction: live on the site, and downloadable as a CSV.

Check them. Don't trust them.

https://t.co/gT0dF90Z4Z

[Ringswap @ringswapapp]

Exit to Monero without connecting a wallet.

Create an order, get a one-time deposit address, and send SOL from any wallet or straight from an exchange. XMR arrives at your address, sealed before it leaves your browser.

No connection. No signature on our site.

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Any Solana token can now exit to Monero privately.

SOL, stablecoins, https://t.co/yIAq8Mfypi coins: search it or paste its address. It's swapped and sent in one signature, and your Monero address is sealed before it leaves your browser.

Private exit is now the default on https://t.co/AqjghWIkpp.

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RingSwap v2 is live.

The first private exit just settled on mainnet: SOL in, real XMR out, paid from our own Monero wallet four seconds after the deposit finalized.

The Monero address never appeared on Solana. Not even a fragment.

https://t.co/u8bxSIZa1d → Private exit