5 DAYS

Not everything needs to be seen to be real.

What if privacy wasn't about hiding, but about choosing what's visible?

you send USDC on L1 recipient gets it immediately no one else sees the details no mixing delays, no exotic setup just fast, cheap, private transfers normie-friendly can't be a compromise, it's the entire point

the wallet juggling problem: one for personal one for personal crypto card one for clients you don't want knowing about other clients one for defi and savings one for public ENS you're adapting to broken infrastructure Mirage: one address, private payments

PRIVATE BETA. 4 DAYS.

the pitch for stablecoins: "pay anyone, anywhere, instantly, cheap" the reality: "but they'll see your entire balance and transaction history" this is why your freelancer friend isn't using crypto yet Mirage makes the pitch actually true private beta launching next week

stablecoins could onboard millions of freelancers instant global payments, no fees but then you explain everyone can see their wallet and they're out privacy is the feature that lets normies show up Mirage private beta launches next week

3 DAYS.

2 DAYS.

1 DAY.

4-click, <90 seconds private sends on ethereum l1 achieved internally

gm 🌞 another great day to spend my money my way with no explanations needed

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Natively, on Ethereum, for stablecoins.

With Mirage, there’s no read-only access. Only YOU decide who sees your data. Your money, your choice.

Coinbase just announced private stablecoin transactions on Base using Iron Fish's zero-knowledge tech, hiding amounts & addresses while giving regulators "read-only access" via view keys… 😬 is this good or bad? let's talk about it

many believe privacy can only be solved with elaborate cryptographic temples like zkSNARKs, etc. and while these are marvels of engineering, they often become fortresses too complex for the ordinary traveler. but that’s not what i’ve found. i have found it is the small, almost