01

an immutable money primitive. scarce, private, ownerless.

[01 @zero1cash]

Bitcoin proved that scarcity could be a fact instead of a promise, Zcash proved that privacy could be something you hold rather than something you ask for

01 is a coin that is genuinely scarce, a coin you can hold unseen, a coin you can borrow against

[01 @zero1cash]

That is the whole design, and none of it asks for your trust

Make the transaction, read every field, and confirm for yourself that the amount and the recipient are nowhere in it

https://t.co/KlKn65LlCv

[01 @zero1cash]

We ust sent 100 tokens through 01's shielded pool. The transaction is public, you can open it right now, and you still cannot find the number 100 anywhere in it, or who we sent it to

Here is exactly how that works, field by field

https://t.co/BOa8MAVgKy

[01 @zero1cash]

The biggest leak is not in the proof, it is who submits the transaction

If you send it from your own wallet, your address is attached to the action

That is why you use a relayer, so a neutral address posts it for you. In this tx, a relayer did.

[01 @zero1cash]

"Could someone hold a setup secret and quietly drain the shielded pool?"

The right question to as: the answer is no, and you don't have to trust us for it

The verifier was built from the public Perpetual Powers of Tau:
https://t.co/2oNR1KT6FK

[01 @zero1cash]

What if a dollar could be private, and still earn?

USD0: hold and send dollars inside the shielded pool, backed by USDS, carrying the savings rate, reachable by borrowing against your 01

https://t.co/WQLVVK3x04

[01 @zero1cash]

@Crypto_Baby888 https://t.co/SN11fx3n52

[01 @zero1cash]

01: everything, on-chain and verifiable

Some good questions are going around about whether 01's design actually exists on mainnet or is just a narrative

Fair questions, and the answer to all of them is the same: read the contracts. Every piece is deployed, immutable

[01 @zero1cash]

Bitcoin proved that scarcity could be a fact instead of a promise, Zcash proved that privacy could be something you hold rather than something you ask for

01 is a coin that is genuinely scarce, a coin you can hold unseen, a coin you can borrow against

[01 @zero1cash]

The skepticism is healthy. The right place to settle it is the block explorer, not a thread

Open the addresses, read the code, run the calls, decide for yourself

https://t.co/KlKn65LlCv

[01 @zero1cash]

01: everything, on-chain and verifiable

Some good questions are going around about whether 01's design actually exists on mainnet or is just a narrative

Fair questions, and the answer to all of them is the same: read the contracts. Every piece is deployed, immutable

[01 @zero1cash]

Contracts, immutable, Ethereum mainnet:

https://t.co/QVJMZiEasK

[01 @zero1cash]

$01 is live on Ethereum mainnet

https://t.co/KlKn65LlCv

[01 @zero1cash]

Because a coin that says "verify, don't trust" has to mean it:
- Price is reflexive, selling walks it down the curve
- The reserve is the real number, not price x supply.
- The contracts can't be changed, so they can't be rescued either