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The first neodollar that's private, gasless, and spendable IRL. Up to 10% when you stake. Built by @scroll_zkp

Joined August 2025
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It's time to build crypto right. The first ZK-powered neodollar is now live. usx.capital
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Fucking hell we've been cooking....i know Scroll's been quiet but we're coming out of hibernation. I hate writing copy...but last part, last part till we launching... 🥷
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privacy in crypto has always been broken either: > completely private but unusable (monero, zcash) > completely usable but public (usdc, usdt) you had to choose. not anymore. USX is our shot at being the perfect middle-ground: private + straightforward to use + auditable.
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dear crypto, it's time to end this toxic relationship with transparency. once & for all.
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1991: pretty good privacy (PGP) gives people encrypted email 1995: SSL makes online shopping safe 2004: Tor gives people anonymous browsing 2008: Bitcoin promises financial freedom 2009-2024: ...makes every transaction public forever we went backwards... email: private browsing: private shopping: private messaging: private money: completely public??? every other part of your digital life got privacy upgrades. crypto gave you a permanent public record instead. it took 15 years for someone to fix this. (yes, it's us).
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try this: go to etherscan. look up any active wallet address. pick a random one. now scroll through their transactions. you can see: > how much they hold > how much they offramp > who they interact with > when/what they trade > how their balance changed over time you just learned more about a stranger's financial life than you know about your best friend's. nope, can't call it transparency. that's surveillance with a few extra steps.
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POV: you just sent your normie friend some money onchain > what they thought happened: private transaction between two ppl > what actually happened: - 847 blockchain analysts indexed it - your transaction is in 122 dashboards - your wallet got tagged in some analytics firm report - someone on CT is tracking your address - your entire history is now linked to the recipient still think you don't need privacy?
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Just record a voice note and your crypto moves 🗣️ $5 USX (@usxcapital). Sent to mom. Done in seconds. If you can record a message, you can send crypto. That includes people who struggle to type, have visual impairments, or just want things to be simple. That's ChatterPay and @Scroll_ZKP!
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your crypto wallet is the most detailed diary you've ever kept every transfer: logged every win: logged every loss: logged every time you lost money due to bad trade at 2am: logged permanently. publicly. searchable by anyone with an internet connection. imagine if your browser history was public... that's what your wallet is. except you can't clear it. ever.
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we're here to change that stroy. USX private transfers are live. send money without writing another page in your public diary. usx.capital
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new integration alert: @BundieDefi they bundle yield strategies across chains into one transaction if you're sitting in USX/sUSX and want more diversification, this is one way to do it one click. multiple protocols. multiple chains.
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check it out: bundie.fi
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genuine question: what would you do with an extra $670/year? that's what $10k earning 6.7% APY gets you (vs $50/year at 0.5%) comment below: > pay off debt? > save for something? > invest more? > finally take that trip? where? curious what this actually unlocks for ppl
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somewhere along the way, wanting privacy became suspicious "why do you need privacy if you have nothing to hide?" it's time to flip that:
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> cash was private and nobody called it suspicious > your bank account is private and that's normal > credit cards don't broadcast transactions and everyone's fine with it.
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digital money shouldn't be worse than what it's replacing. USX makes privacy normal again. not cause we're hiding anything. cause privacy is a baseline human need. private transfers are now live. send money like you would with cash: privately, instantly, your business only :)
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