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@tachyonpe beta is now live on @base and @horizenglobal mainnet.
Private cross-chain transfers and swaps. No public trail of who sent what, where, or when.
Pookie Modi wants to
• show to the world that he got Melon but not where he's driving to(selective privacy)
- Modi is maintaining a distance of one hand ( pretty compliant boi)
- and you know our Narender is pretty institutional friendly
You know what else is selective privacy, pretty compliant and institution friendly ? Tachyon
Now live on @megaeth, @Base, @horizenglobal, @arbitrum and @Optimism
this is happening 👇
come through wednesday , we'll get into how tachyon works , what private cross-chain transfers look like in practice, and where we go post-mainnet.
bring questions, the more pointed the better.
It's official: @tachyonpe is live on Horizen.
Join us Wednesday, May 20 at 3 PM UTC for a Thrive builder spotlight with @tachyonpe's @sakai_thezkguy, @thriveprotocol and some of the Horizen team.
We’ll cover Tachyon’s mainnet launch, private cross-chain transfers, and what practical privacy looks like in motion.
RSVP → xitter.cf/i/spaces/1AJEmOpNvYZJL…
Tachyon retweeted
Private cross-chain transfers are coming into focus on Horizen.
@tachyonpe is building the stack, and their Zenrise task is now live.
Follow Tachyon, earn points, and stay close to what they ship next↴
🔗 zenrise.horizen.io
Why it feels different:
One transaction, not a multi-step bridge flow
Near instant private settlement and gasless withdrawals
Native asset on destination, zero wrapper risk
the deeper one: interop is where privacy dies.
a private strategy can run on one chain. fine. the moment that capital has to settle elsewhere, pay a counterparty, rebalance to another venue, it has to leave.
leaving today means going public. privacy that works in theory and breaks the moment real money moves.
compliance: each intent carries viewer metadata.
the user decides who can see what.
auditor gets a key scoped to your trades. counterparty sees what they need to settle. regulator sees what you've authorized, if and when they ask.
not a backdoor. a backdoor is one party with universal access. this is many parties with scoped access, set by the user, not the protocol.
closer to an audit log than surveillance.
cross-chain ux is broken in ways people have stopped noticing.
wrapped assets, slow bridges, public mempools, every handoff exposed. capital moves between venues, chains, counterparties constantly, and the rails between them haven't kept up.
Every onchain transaction today has two settings. fully public, or fully hidden.
public means competitors, bots, and indexers watch every move. hidden means nothing is accountable.
the middle, private to the public but visible to who should see it, barely exists.
tachyon closes that gap. a solver network where settlement is private by default, cross-chain by design, and you choose who sees what.
Tachyon retweeted
Meet our next @Thriveprotocol x Horizen-funded project: @tachyonpe
Privacy-native, cross-chain bridging protocol built on Horizen that completely breaks user identity links between networks.
Here's why we're funding infrastructure that actually protects users 🧵
We're excited to announce our next Thrive @horizenglobal funded project: @tachyonpe
Privacy-native intent settlement protocol using TEE technology for instant, untraceable cross-chain execution.
Breaking identity links between networks while solving L3 interoperability.
Tachyon retweeted
We're excited to announce our next Thrive @horizenglobal funded project: @tachyonpe
Privacy-native intent settlement protocol using TEE technology for instant, untraceable cross-chain execution.
Breaking identity links between networks while solving L3 interoperability.











