Quick fix just went live on the ZKX Web App 🛠️ Some of you sent private transfers that got stuck waiting for their Private Proof of Innocence (POI). Until that proof is submitted, the person you sent to can't use the funds. Here's what changed: 🔹 If you open your Public wallet and there's a private transaction still waiting for its POI, you'll now see a banner right on your home screen telling you exactly that. Tap "Sync now" and it takes you to your Private wallet to finish the job. 🔹 If you open your Private wallet directly, it syncs automatically.

never be the friend begging for gas again 🙃 you know the feeling ser. tokens sitting there, ready to move, and zero native gas on that chain. so you bridge dust, or worse, ask your group chat for 0.01 ETH like it's 2017. ZKX Gas Tank ⛽ top up once with a supported token, and it becomes one USD balance you can use to pay fees on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Robinhood Chain. choose the fee source per transaction. no more hunting for the right native token on the right chain at the worst possible moment. and with the latest update, when you top up your Gas Tank using a native coin, the Max button leaves enough for the real network fee, so the top-up itself doesn't fail. works with Smart Accounts, EIP-7702 EOAs and Ledger. honest note anon: the tank is for gas only, and deposits can't be withdrawn. fill it with what you'll actually use. and if someone DMs you asking for gas money? call them first. today's Seconds Before shows why.

people keep asking "what's even happening on PulseChain?" 👀 ser. everything. all at once. DEXs pumping out volume. aggregators like @piteasio finding the best routes. teams like @LibertySwapFi shipping new stuff. builders deploying at 2am because they literally can't stop. every week there's something new to click on, and most of us are already clicking it this is what an ecosystem looks like when the community actually USES it instead of just talking about it. and ZKX Wallet is building right alongside. in-wallet swap routed through leading aggregators across EVM chains, so you can ape into PulseChain without hunting for the right site every time builders build. degens degen. and the pulse keeps getting louder 💜

nice weekend, PulseChain fam 🔥 you ever just open your wallet, see that pulse, and feel ALIVE? because same. blocks every ~10 seconds. fees so low you forget they exist. a community that doesn't sleep, doesn't quit and definitely doesn't shut up about it 😤 while the rest of crypto argues on the timeline, PulseChain degens are out here swapping, building, memeing and onboarding their cousins at 3am. that's not a chain, ser. that's a lifestyle. and yes, we're right here with you. PulseChain in your wallet, next to all your other networks, one screen, zero tab chaos who's still here? who's been here since day one? drop a 💜 and say it loud: we're still early to the vibes.

⏰ Seconds Before #18: "Can you send me some gas?" 👉 4:05 PM. A message from a friend they've known in crypto for years: "Hey, stuck on a bridge, out of ETH for gas. Can you send me 0.05? Will pay you back tonight 🙏" 👉 4:06 PM. It's their friend's real account. Same profile picture, same chat history going back two years. The amount is small. The excuse is believable. Everyone has been stuck without gas at some point. 👉 4:07 PM. They ask which address. The friend sends one. It's not the address they've sent to before. "New wallet, long story," comes the reply. ⚠️ This is the moment. A real friend, a small amount, a very ordinary problem. What would you do? They sent it. So did eleven other people from the same friend's contact list. The friend's account had been hacked that morning, and the attacker was messaging everyone at once, collecting small amounts from dozens of people. The habit that changes the ending: when anyone asks you for crypto, even a friend, even a small amount, confirm through a different channel first. Call them, or ask something only they would know. Be extra careful when the request comes with a new address and a reason not to ask questions. Small asks add up. That's the whole business model.

We’ve just released @zkxwallet Extension v0.0.55 to address the recent Railgun PPOI sync issues affecting both Railway Wallet and ZKX Wallet. Update your wallet! 👏👏👏 We’re moving fast on privacy and CROPS!

Sponsored search results are paid placements, not proof. Bookmark every site you use with money, and start from the bookmark, every single time.

🎵 I just called to say I love you And I mean it from the bottom of my heart 🎶

🔍 Monday's Spot the scam answer: 3. The domain you've used for months, even though it was furthest down the page. Here's why the other two are traps. 1) The sponsored result at the top. Anyone can pay to appear above the real site. Scammers buy ads for popular DEX and wallet names, and by the time an ad is reported and removed, thousands of people may have clicked it. A sponsored label is not a seal of approval. 2) The one-letter-off domain. Registering a domain that differs by one letter, a hyphen or a different ending costs a few dollars and takes minutes. On a phone screen, most people won't notice the difference. 3) The real one. It ranks lower simply because the fakes paid, or gamed their way, to the top. The habit that makes this whole problem disappear: stop searching for the sites you use with money. Bookmark them once, from a source you trust, and always start from the bookmark. Or swap from inside your wallet, so there's no site to search for at all.

⏰ Seconds Before #17: The clone 👉 7:15 PM. They want to swap quickly before a token pumps. Instead of opening their bookmark, they type the DEX's name into a search engine. The top result is a sponsored link with the right logo. 👉 7:16 PM. The site loads. It's a perfect copy: the same layout, the same token list, even the same little animations. They connect their wallet. 👉 7:17 PM. They choose the swap and click confirm. The wallet asks them to approve unlimited spending of their USDC "to enable trading". ⚠️ This is the moment. Every DEX asks for an approval the first time. The site looks identical to the one they use every week. The token is pumping. What would you do? They approved. The clone didn't swap anything. The approval let the attacker pull their USDC straight out, and the site disappeared the next morning, replaced by another clone with a slightly different domain. The habit that changes the ending: never reach a swap site through search or ads. Use a bookmark you saved yourself, or swap from inside your wallet. And when a site asks for an unlimited approval, approve only the amount you're actually swapping. Clones are cheap to make and fast to replace. Your bookmark is the one thing they can't copy.

Phone suddenly says "No service" for no reason? Treat it as an emergency. Call your carrier from another device. SIM swaps start exactly like this.