@rustacean_sol

Building Privacy-Focused Blockchain Infrastructure @Phantompro_

github.com/wali-hu
Joined June 2022
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Lost my 7-day streak because life happened 🥲 Still 20% done with @RareSkills_io ZK-SNARKs from First Principles (38 lessons & 189 questions deep)! Streak counter reset, progress didn't. Back to work!
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Passed the @solanaturbine Q4 2026 Builders Cohort prereqs Took their Anchor vault, made withdraw CPI into the Turbin3 registration program, and deployed my own program on devnet. My GitHub is now recorded on-chain. github.com/wali-hu/turbin3-p…
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The part I liked most: a PDA has no private key, so the vault signs with its seeds + bump. But for the CPI I needed no signer seeds at all, because the user already signed the outer tx and that signature carries into the inner call.
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Registration is one per wallet, forever. So I first ran everything on a local validator with the real registration program cloned from devnet. 4/4 green, then one clean run on devnet. Classes start Monday. Let us build.
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Pseudonymity is not Anonymity. This is exactly why Zero-Knowledge proofs and privacy protocols are no longer optional, they’re essential for real privacy on-chain.
Phantom Protocol
@Phantompro_Oct 22
Think your crypto wallet can’t be tracked? That’s not how public blockchains work. Your name may not be on the wallet, but transactions leave a trail. And that trail can sometimes be linked back to you. Stay Safe, Stay Private!
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Privacy in crypto is moving from optional to unavoidable, and from unavoidable to built-in.
Phantom Protocol
@Phantompro_Oct 21
Public blockchains are public by default One transaction and your whole financial life is searchable Forever Phantom lets you send and receive without revealing your address or balance Only you control who sees your history Privacy made simple Trade privately with Phantom Protocol
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privacy matters!
Phantom Protocol
@Phantompro_Oct 20
Replying to @VitalikButerin
@VitalikButerin , @balajis, @brian_armstrong ,@RaoulGMI ,@mert. Different voices. Same concern: financial privacy. On public chains, your wallet can expose your balance, transaction history, and every address you interact with. As your wealth grows, so does unwanted attention. Your assets should stay where they are. Privacy should come to them. Public rails. Private execution!
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The trade was a success. The privacy? Not so much You're on chain activity shouldn't invite unwanted attention Make profits or do losses privately with Phantom Protocol 👻
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Run a Relayer Process transactions Earn fees Relayers do the work of submitting users’ transactions on chain and earn a fee for that service Depending on the supported network, those fees can be paid in BNB, ETH, SOL, or other supported assets You do the work you get paid
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Your wallet doesn’t show your name. Until someone connects the dots. Link a public wallet to your identity, and your financial history can become personal information. Privacy matters beyond the screen. How much does your wallet reveal? phantomproto.com/trade
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People trust blockchain because it’s transparent and auditable.That same transparency becomes a problem when you want privacy You should be able to selectively disclose, not expose everything by default. Phantom Protocol keeps the auditability of blockchain while giving you control over what stays private. Trust the system. Disclose only what you choose.
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$58M was taken from crypto holders by force in 2025. Kidnappings. Home invasions. A record, per Chainalysis. Attackers pick targets by linking wallets to real people. PhantomProto: private balances and transfers, with compliance built in. Testnet live on @BNBCHAIN @base @solana @ethereum
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345 wallets. 1,145 private notes. 👻 Deposit → Private Swap → Withdraw. 4 chains. One mission: Trade privately. Think you can beat our speed? ⚡ @BNBCHAIN @solana @base @ethereum try it on your favourite chain! Try it yourself 👇 phantomproto.com/trade
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abdullah retweeted
Tom Whitbread@tomw87_Oct 1
I’ve been building an agentic commerce project (buy, sell, compare, search, catalogue) it’s on ucp,mcp and has webmcp and Jev Just bundled a plug-in, take a look here - love to get some feedback clawhub.ai/tomtom87/plugins/… 🦞

Portage — ClawHub Plugins

OpenClaw plugin exposing the Portage agentic-commerce CLI as typed tools.

clawhub.ai
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Four sync runs. Eleven hours. The wallet never reached "ready". It wasn't slow. It was empty and our readiness rule required at least one transaction. An empty wallet is synced in under a second; the rule couldn't say so. A readiness check encodes an assumption. Name it.
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abdullah retweeted
amin
@aminstrangeSep 10
Allah is sufficient for me
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Spending a note in a shielded pool needs a Merkle proof: on-chain, it reveals nothing. But before generating proof, the client fetches that leaf's path by commitment in plaintext. The proof was never the binding constraint.
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Batching lookups was a straightforward perf fix: 1 request instead of dozens. Except it handed the server the wallet's full commitment set at once, saving it the effort of correlation. Privacy costs show up where nobody is measuring.
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ZK proofs can protect a statement without making the complete application private. A privacy protocol still has to reason about relayers, RPC metadata, timing correlation, wallet linkage, key storage and frontend behavior.
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I’m currently studying how these tradeoffs change across @MidnightNtwrk, @HeliusPrivacy and @BNBCHAIN.
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