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You can now pay any wallet or ENS name from your private balance on Gloam.
Paste a 0x address or an @ensdomains name into Pay. Gloam looks the name up, shows you the address it points to, and sends the money from your private balance straight to their wallet.
It arrives like any normal transfer. They don’t need Gloam, an app, or an account.
What remains private is the sender's identity. The public record lists the Gloam relay as the sender, ensuring your wallet cannot be traced back to the payment or your holdings.
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Early find: @gloamtrade
Private stock trading is set to go live on Robinhood Chain today at 12:00 UTC (per their post)
Gloam is a privacy layer for on-chain payments: shield into a vault, pay privately, cash out with a zk proof
What caught my attention is the token setup:
$GLOAM price: $1.81
FDV: ~$908K
Liquidity: ~$152K
Supply: 500K fixed, no team allocation, LP locked (per site)
Holders: 1,224, top 10 hold 27.7%
Per the site, cash-outs carry a 0.25% fee and half of fees buy back $GLOAM half of that burned
But I'm not blindly bullish
• Internal code review only, no external audit yet (per docs)
• Beta deposit caps
• Docs still list stock-token swaps as "not working yet"
• Buybacks not verified on-chain
• Tokenized stocks + privacy invites regulatory questions
• Usage unproven
Keeping an eye on this one
NFA, DYOR
N Fronabs retweeted
Gloam now offers privacy to @virtuals_io agents.
AI agents are starting to do real business. , and on Virtuals they hire each other, get paid, and pay out through ACP, and every client, price, and payout sits on a public ledger for any competitor to read.
We built a Gloam plugin for Virtuals agents on GAME.
An agent can
• Keep its earnings in a private balance
• Pay suppliers and other agents privately, and
• Send payouts after an ACP job without showing who got what.
ACP’s escrow and evaluation stay exactly as they are.
The money moving around them goes private.
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ethereum:0x4a220e6096b25eadb88358cb44068a3248254675 Something is happening here 🤔
TODAY: @quant_network has recorded a sharp increase in @Ethereum holders, adding 17,665 addresses in just 27 days, more than the number gained over the previous 25 months.
The surge brings its total Ethereum holder count to 185,332, following the selection of Quant by The Clearing House, which processes more than $2 trillion in payments daily.
This growth highlights rising attention toward Quant and its potential role in traditional financial infrastructure.
Investors will be watching whether the momentum continues as blockchain adoption across the payments industry expands.
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Gloam spotted by @vladtenev◻️
Privacy coded.
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Looking at $GLOAM holders , it doesn’t have one 🐳 whale yet. Do you know what this mean? We are early and the chart is stable . Once the whales noticed GLOAM , it will be explosive 🧨 #privacy #CryptoNews #CryptoCommunity #WhaleAlert @dukedotsol @gloamtrade
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Freaking Anon Ai Agents is a real ting now.
I was going to have a trader's mentality with these fomo projects but shit, @gloamtrade might turn me into a hardcore fan boy if this is true...
Private agent funding is live.
Gloam × @RaetoCC
AI agents run on money. But when you fund an agent from your wallet, you hand it your whole financial history.
Now you can fund your agent privately. Every Raeto account and agent has a Gloam payment link.
Pay it from your private balance, and Raeto credits your agent in under a minute.
Who funded which agent never shows on-chain.
The first live payment went through this morning: it was swept and credited in under a minute.
If agents are going to move a lot of money, they shouldn't have to do it in public.
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2 of my best friends' solo collections are in the top 10 gainers over the last 30 days on @ord_net - the best Ordinals marketplace!
Respect to @JoeOrdinals and @master_ken_lee 🐸 🤝 🐷
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very healthy recovery after the initial mainnet pump and the consecutive sell the news dump - I held through it all. top10 holder now. robinhood:0xdcd885f5c60b3ad49f6d58718696417314e8724d
N Fronabs retweeted
Private swaps are live on Gloam.
Until now, the moment you swapped, you gave yourself away.
Now you can swap straight from your private balance. Gloam routes the trade through a one-time contract made just for that swap, and what you get back lands in your private balance. The pool sees a swap. It doesn’t see you.
What stays public: the pair and the amounts, because that’s how a market sets a price. What stays private: who traded, where the money came from, and where it went.
Prices should be public. People shouldn’t.
Live now on Robinhood Chain and Tempo. Open your private balance, tap Swap, and check a quote before you even add funds.
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People keep asking how private money apps differ, so we compared five of them, Gloam included, against each project’s own docs and code.
Giving credit where it’s due:
➔ Railgun has done private DeFi on Ethereum for years, with its contracts and circuits in the open.
➔ Cloak runs private payroll and payment links on Solana.
➔ Nullmask puts a private balance behind any wallet on Ethereum and Base.
➔ Houdini makes swaps private across 100+ chains.
Gloam made different choices because we’re building private money infra people actually use:
➔ A private balance only you can see. Only you hold the keys.
➔ Pay anyone with a link they can claim, no sign-up needed.
Live on Robinhood Chain and Tempo, and more chains are coming.
Any change to the vault’s rules waits behind a public 3 day timelock.
Private swaps are next.
More teams building privacy is good for everyone.
Whatever you use, check three things: who can see your balance, who can touch your money, and whether you can read the code.
