That is a lot of ZANO!!!! I hope you get it back.

I meant ourbit

You can create an introduction category where people can share some info about themselves and their projects. That's good for getting more adoption in smaller communities. Although, I'd suggest to transition away from legacy account-based architecture and choose direct signing instead, but that's a rant for another post.

@ZANOX.IO You mentioned swaps and gift cards too. Which one is seeing more use on ZanoX right now?

basically, Zano’s Confidential Assets are designed to keep transaction details private. using ring signatures, stealth addresses and Bulletproofs+, they hide the sender, receiver, transaction amount and asset ID. this makes confidential transactions difficult to distinguish from one another onchain, allowing assets like private stablecoins and wrapped tokens to exist directly on Zano without needing a separate blockchain.

Not at the moment. The latest reports indicate ZANO withdrawals on DigiFinex are still disabled, while trading remains available.

We'd love to see this as well, but most of the above-mentioned services are heavily regulated and won't integrate privacy coins like Zano. Once $ZANO goes cross-chain, we have a decent chance of integrating Wrapped Zano on their services.

I came across Zano while exploring privacy-focused projects. The trading opportunity got me interested at first, but the tech and the direction of the ecosystem are what made me stay.

@shomari I think it’s worth exploring, but I wouldn’t want smart contracts added at the expense of what makes Zano different.

Just seen that Andrey Sabelnikov is LIVE on MoneroTalk TOMORROW 8/20 at 7:00AM-EDT - talking about the Significance of @zano_project's Upcoming Hard Fork 6.

A multi-currency, modular wallet for storing assets that doesn't transmit your keys or any data to third-party servers. Open source and frequently updated. All your keys are in your hands. Zano offers fast wallet sync, allowing you to quickly access your assets. You can learn more about how fast sync works in our documentation. Official website: https://altbase.io Bitcointalk.org: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5586496.0 Github: https://github.com/AltbaseWallet/AltbaseWallet Discord: https://discord.gg/4BTRfSYqPN X: https://x.com/altbasewallet We value your feedback and welcome your suggestions, bug reports, and other improvements you would like to see to make the wallet even more user-friendly.

Looking for a different kind of blockchain gaming experience? The slots on ZanoX are designed with transparency at their core. Every spin is committed before it happens and can be independently verified afterwards, giving players confidence that each result is provably fair. If you’re new to the platform, you don’t need to jump straight into real play. Start with Demo Mode to explore the game, test different stake sizes, and get familiar with the mechanics. When you’re ready, connect your Zano wallet and switch to real play. What you’ll find Provably fair slot gameplay ️ Verifiable on-chain results Free Demo Mode Connect your Zano wallet Winnings paid directly to your wallet Whether you’re here for prediction markets, swaps, or games, the goal is the same: to build transparent, blockchain-powered experiences for the Zano ecosystem. Give the slots a try and let us know what you think. We’d love to hear your feedback and ideas for future games. Play here: https://zanox.io/en/games/slots

When most people think of Zanox, sports prediction markets usually come to mind first. But that’s only one part of what the platform has to offer. Georgia Skin introduces a different experience by bringing a card game to the Zanox ecosystem. Instead of predicting the outcome of a football match, you play against the bank, giving you another way to engage with the platform. One feature that stands out is the variety of tables available. Players can choose from different stake levels, making it easy to find a table that suits their preferences. Georgia Skin also supports both ZANO and fUSD, allowing users to play with either asset depending on the table they join. Whether you’re waiting for the next match to kick off or simply looking to try something beyond sports predictions, Georgia Skin adds another dimension to the Zanox experience. Have you explored Georgia Skin yet? If so, what do you think about having a card game alongside prediction markets on the same platform?

tnx fren ! ≽^•⩊•^≼

Oh, and don't forget the staking rewards calculator: https://zanostats.com/staking

Hi there, After deploying your asset, use mint_asset if you need more supply later (up to your max), and assets_whitelist_add so it shows up in wallets, since Confidential Assets aren't visible by default. Beyond that, the key question is what the token is actually for (private stablecoin, community token, tokenized asset, etc.), since that drives everything else. Valorization: there's no built-in mechanism that gives a token value. Like any asset, value comes from utility (what can holders do with it?), adoption, and liquidity (can people actually trade it?). Price: Zano doesn't set or manage it. It's pure market discovery through trading: Zano Trade DEX: post/take buy and sell orders, price is whatever the order book agrees on Exchange listings: you can list your asset on CEXes and DEXes to have plenty of exchanges available If you want an active market, you'll likely need to seed liquidity yourself by posting the first buy/sell orders on Zano Trade. Some do it via trading bots. Good luck!

One of the things that matters for any crypto ecosystem is having places where the coin can actually be used, not just held. That’s something we’ve been working on with ZanoX. ZanoX is built around the Zano ecosystem and currently gives users several ways to use ZANO from one platform. You can buy or sell ZANO through crypto to crypto swaps, use crypto to purchase gift cards, and participate in on-chain prediction markets covering sports and real-world events. There’s no account creation required, and users remain in control of their own wallets rather than depositing funds into a traditional platform account. What interests us most is expanding the practical side of the Zano ecosystem. As Zano itself continues to develop, there should also be more things people can actually do with ZANO. We’d be interested to hear from the Zano community: What kind of utility would you most like to see built around ZANO next? ZanoX: ⁠zanox.io

The updated roadmap is ambitious, and the Zano Execution Layer could eventually add substantial utility to the ecosystem. My concern is not its potential value, but the order of priorities. The published roadmap does not yet appear to reflect the recent change in the post-quantum planning environment. Following Majorana 2, Microsoft now aims to achieve a scalable quantum computer by 2029. Separately, Executive Order 14412 has made post-quantum migration a current United States engineering programme, with a federal pilot due by the end of 2027 and migration deadlines for high-value and high-impact systems in 2030 and 2031. None of those dates proves that Ed25519 will be broken in 2029, 2030 or 2031. They do, however, show that waiting for a demonstrated cryptographically relevant quantum computer before beginning architectural preparation would be an unsafe strategy. Zano also has a specific custody exposure that should be distinguished from address privacy. Each unspent output publishes a one-time public key P = xG. The permanent wallet address may remain hidden, but if elliptic-curve discrete logarithms became tractable, the corresponding one-time spending secret x could be recovered directly from the output. Zenith's shorter block times and faster confirmations do not remove that exposure. I therefore believe that post-quantum custody and migration should become a core roadmap priority, particularly while HF7 and Zenith are still being prepared. The first objective need not be a complete post-quantum reconstruction of Zarcanum and Zenith. It should be a protected custody destination, probably beginning with a hybrid output requiring both classical and post-quantum authorization, together with wallet migration, backup and recovery support. This may require postponing lower-priority expansion work where it competes for the same core developers, wallet engineers, cryptographic reviewers, testing capacity or hard-fork coordination. The Execution Layer is the clearest example: it may be valuable later, but it does not protect existing Zano outputs or prepare the base layer for cryptographic migration. Projects developed by genuinely independent teams would not necessarily need to stop. The point is that base-layer custody and migration should take precedence wherever resources overlap. This is not an argument against Zenith. On the contrary, Zenith may be the best opportunity to introduce the versioning, migration paths and architectural separation required for an orderly post-quantum transition.

yeah wrapping my head around what a passphrase with secure and unsecure seed actually was was the most confusing for me as i didnt understand the fact that the key stayed the same no mater what. So no passphrase the key is written out directly. Same wallet, same words, every time. With a passphrase, the key gets locked in a box first, then written as words. Different passphrase = different looking words. But it's the same key inside.

Man` I'm just blown away. Where do I even start? TX's finality of roughly 90 seconds, a dramatic change from the average of 10 minutes. ️ Reduction of block confirmation, roughly to 6 blocks. ️ The PoW emission removed, which to my understanding, will lessen the miner selling pressure. ️ And the most significant of all is that staking remains private, along with amounts that are hidden and linkage between users and their outputs are not disclosed.