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Introducing the Murkle SDK, now on npm as @murkle/sdk. Add private payments on Robinhood Chain to your app, checkout, or AI agent in a few lines of TypeScript. What it handles: - Resolve Murkle names and pay to fresh stealth addresses - Scan for incoming payments with your own keys - Pay from the privacy pool through the gasless relayer - Gift links and bulk payouts - Agent mode for bots that send and receive on their own Keys stay on the client and are never sent to our servers. v0.1.0 is in beta, feedback welcome. npmjs.com/package/@murkle/sd…

Same goes for onchain privacy. Most people learn too late that every payment they make is public forever. Murkle makes private payments on Robinhood Chain simple: shielded transfers, stealth address, no setup headaches. murkle.xyz

The Murkle landing page now loads in about 5 seconds on desktop, down from 11. JavaScript went from 1085KB to 222KB.

Two weeks of shipping on Murkle: • Private token launches on @ponsdotfamily • ETHMURKLE Pair Token • Private bulk payouts • @murkle/sdk on npm All on @RobinhoodCrypto. More soon.

In 2023, @VitalikButerin wrote about stealth address and how privacy could work on Ethereum. One idea really stuck with us: receiving a payment shouldn't mean exposing your entire financial history. That's part of why we started building Murkle. We wanted to make private onchain payments simple enough for anyone to use, without having to understand all the cryptography behind them. One payment identity. A fresh stealth address for every payment. We're still early, and there's a lot more we want to build. But the goal hasn't changed: make privacy a normal part of using crypto, not something people have to go out of their way to get. vitalik.eth.limo/general/202…

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USDG privacy pool is live. Private stablecoin payments on @RobinhoodCrypto • Deposit from USDG • Withdraw to a fresh address or pay any Murkle name privately • OFAC-screened deposits, ragequit anytime murkle.xyz/pool

$murkle is now listed on @coingecko. coingecko.com/en/coins/murkl… Alongside the listing, a quick supply update: • 15,209,734 $MURKLE (1.52% of supply) burned. • Buyback & burn is live, funded only by net relayer fees. Every burn is verifiable on-chain and tracked at murkle.xyz/pool Thanks to everyone using Murkle. We keep building.

The $MURKLE privacy pool is now live on Robinhood Chain mainnet. Holders can now move $MURKLE privately: deposit, wait for compliance screening, then withdraw to any fresh address with no on-chain link back to the depositor. How it works: • Built on 0xbow's Privacy Pools, unmodified and verified on-chain • Every deposit is screened against OFAC sanctions lists by our ASP • Withdrawals use zero-knowledge proofs, so you prove your funds are clean without revealing which deposit is yours • Gasless: our relayer pays the gas, so the receiving wallet can start at 0 ETH • Ragequit: if a deposit isn't approved, you can always exit back to your original address. Your funds are never stuck Privacy that stays compliant. That's the standard we're building toward. Pool contract: robin.etherscan.io/address/0… murkle.xyz/pool

Murkle payment links just got short. Claim a name, share murkle.xyz/pay/yourname. No more 130-character meta-address. Every payment still lands on a fresh stealth address only you can see. Names are signed by your wallet and verified on-chain by the payer's browser. Free to claim. Try it: murkle.xyz/pay/murkle

First deposit into the Murkle privacy pool, live on Robinhood Chain mainnet. 0.001 ETH in. ASP screened it for OFAC and approved it. Then a gasless withdraw through the relayer to a brand-new address with 0 ETH. No link between depositor and recipient on-chain. Try it: murkle.xyz