KeepHost is coming back. The pool never left mainnet. Program: CTHg29kf7L6TNDH5TSd3tdoZfsmP39JjyQWKmPtEY1YW - Three fixed-denomination SOL pools: 0.1 / 1 / 10 - PDA vaults with no private key - No admin withdrawal path - Deposits and withdrawals unlinkable by construction - Source still public ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ What changed while we were quiet → Public ceremony for the proving key is the priority. Single-machine setup risk goes away the moment one honest contributor finishes the open phase. → Association sets: prove membership in a chosen clean set without revealing which deposit. Written, tested, ready for the next deploy. → SPL support (USDC + tokenized assets): same tree, circuit and relayer, vault as token account. Tested end-to-end. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ New layer: local private agents On-device AI that never touches the cloud. Models like Liquid's LFM2.5-24B-A2B (24B total, ~2B active, 131K context, explicit chain-of-thought, strong on tool-use/agent benchmarks, fast on consumer hardware) let you: - Generate and manage receipts locally - Analyze your anonymity set and withdrawal timing without sending data anywhere - Run private multi-step workflows against the pool (proof prep, set selection, receipt recovery logic) entirely on your machine Same non-custodial rule: the agent runs where you are. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Nothing about the guarantees changed The vault still has no key. The relayer still can't redirect. The link still doesn't exist on-chain. Token CA: 4c1XZRqFV6y8pAckHru5oiGPYUFw1eQ3kFotPLHrpump Fees still fund the pool and future burns. Audit is still the next external stamp, not the thing that makes the code real. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Deposit what you can lose. Small sets are small sets. Read the bytes. We're not selling a chart. We're shipping the next private layer. The pool is already there. The agents are next.

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Privacy is the only narrative on @solana that isn’t exhausted. ZEC has the ETF. Solana still publishes who paid whom. Confidential transfers hide the amount and leave the graph intact. That’s the gap everyone is trying to sell this week: shielded pools, fee-to-ZEC routers, “privacy flywheels.” Most of them are the same object: a @Pumpfun fee wallet with a Zcash story on top. A dashboard is not a reserve. A tweet that says “2.2 SOL is in shielded ZEC” is not a viewing key.The meta is real. The wrappers are not. If you can’t follow fee → vault → native ZEC → payout on explorers you don’t control, you’re not in a protocol. You’re in a story. NFA. Read the chain.

KeepHost is going on dedicated bare metal. No shared kernel. No hypervisor in the middle. Isolated net, ECC, IPMI. The server can die. The pool cannot. Receipts stay yours. The vault has no key.