the ramen's POV when i'm higher than giraffe nuts off some sour diesel purple squeaker mouse catnip. 🍜🐈‍⬛🦒🥜🟪🐁🌿✨

the next time you're wondering what your cat is dreaming about all day, it probably looks something like this. 💤😺

she said she wants a cat who's good with his paws. 😼🎸

$btc is like a white monster, it makes you want to punch a wall. 🧱🤛😾

not what i meant when i said i love a good monday morning dump... 💩😾

Veilnet Ecosystem so far. What started as shielded transfers has now expanded into a full privacy stack across DeFi, AI, agents, wallet context, and data. Here is what users can use today: Veilnet Vault Private transfers for ETH, USDC, and $VEILNET using shielded balances, Merkle commitments, nullifiers, and FHE-backed private state handling. Veil DEX Private swaps across supported Base assets, with the option to route output back to your own wallet or to a separate wallet for stronger unlinkability. Veil AI Encrypted prompts and shielded intent, designed so users can interact with AI without exposing every prompt, strategy, wallet context, or research query as plaintext behavioural data. Veilnet MCP Server AI agents can connect to Veilnet through MCP, store encrypted strategy configs, and prepare private workflows without revealing the full strategy to the model provider or Veilnet. Wallet Context A private portfolio layer for agents and users: shielded balances public Base/Ethereum assets in one view, using pooled reads, batching, decoys, jitter, cached prices, and privacy-aware wallet context. The benefit is simple: users can move, trade, prompt, automate, and analyse with less exposed data at every layer. Transfers become shielded. Swaps become more private. Prompts become protected. Agents get encrypted strategy context. Wallet reads become less traceable. $VEILNET is no longer just one privacy product. It is becoming a private execution ecosystem for onchain users, AI agents, and future data-driven applications.

We are honoured to be featured by @CoinMarketCap in their latest article about the new guard of Privacy protocol.s Special thanks to the thread written by CryptoStacksss who has been supporting us from the start. Read more about what we are building along with other great Privacy Protocols below. coinmarketcap.com/academy/ar…

Veilnet will be going live with @latenightonbase next week. Tuesday, June 2 7:00pm – 7:30pm UTC We’ll be discussing what Veilnet has built so far, how our privacy stack benefits users, and where the ecosystem is heading next. Veilnet is no longer just a private transfer layer. It is becoming a privacy ecosystem for DeFi, AI agents, wallet context, and onchain execution. We’ll break down how it works, why it matters, and what comes next. See you live with @latenightonbase.

Wallet Context is live on Veilnet. Your AI agent can now read your full wallet picture — shielded vault balances public onchain assets across Base and Ethereum — without exposing your wallet address directly to RPC providers. Ask inside Claude Code, Cursor, Continue, Cline, or any MCP client: “what’s in my wallet on Base?” “show my shielded balances” “list my public tokens” “what’s my full portfolio worth?” And get one combined view: shielded balances public ERC-20s native assets USD values portfolio breakdown Behind the scenes, Wallet Context uses privacy-preserving wallet reads: cross-user batching Multicall3 aggregation decoy holder reads timing jitter pooled RPC routing shielded vault reads cached price feeds FHE-backed private state handling for shielded balances The RPC provider sees Veilnet activity, not a clean one-user-one-wallet query. This is Phase 3 of Veil AI: Phase 1: encrypted prompts Phase 2: encrypted agent strategies Phase 3: private wallet context Private prompts protect what you ask. Private MCP protects what your agent runs. Wallet Context protects what your agent needs to read. Available now in the dApp: → Agent → Portfolio And through MCP: claude mcp add veilnet --scope user -- npx -y @veilnet/mcp-server@0.2.0 Veil AI is becoming a private execution layer for agents, part of the $VEILNET ecosystem.

Base MCP Veilnet MCP = BASE Privacy for AI Agents Humans. Base MCP gives agents the ability to interact with onchain apps. Veilnet MCP adds the privacy layer those agents will need. Agents are moving from “answering questions” to actually controlling wallets, swaps, and DeFi workflows on Base. But once agents can act, the next question becomes obvious: how do we keep the user’s strategy, wallet context, and execution path private? That is where Veilnet comes in. We’ve built the first privacy-focused MCP layer on Base. Veilnet MCP gives AI agents access to private rails: shielded balances private transfers encrypted strategy configs privacy-aware agent workflows Veil AI prompt privacy future wallet context without address-level leakage The direction is clear: AI agents get the tools. Users keep the context. Execution happens onchain. Privacy stays built into the workflow. $VEILNET is defining the privacy era on BASE for agents and humans. This is how agentic crypto becomes usable without turning every prompt, strategy, and wallet action into exposed data.

billions of agents. only one miggles. based. 🟦😼

$AERO 1M When I look at this chart I see the #1 DEX in the world is about to take its place in the top 10 by Market cap over the next 6-10 Months @AerodromeFi season is coming

i get those zoomies every time, yeah, - travis scatt 🎤😺

The Veilnet ecosystem is expanding with the first Veil AI product. Shielded intent is now live. This is our first step toward private AI interaction: protecting the prompt layer before it becomes readable behavioural data. A normal AI request leaks across multiple surfaces: prompt content wallet context IP metadata routing metadata strategy intent model request history agent instructions follow-on actions Veil AI is designed to reduce that leakage through a privacy stack built around encrypted prompts and private routing. The flow: user writes prompt → prompt is encrypted before processing → request is routed through Tor → metadata exposure is reduced at the network layer → AI execution receives only the required context → response is returned through the Veil AI interface T he key idea is shielding intent. A prompt is not just text. It can reveal what a user is planning to trade, which wallet they are analysing, what strategy they are testing, what research they are running, or what action an agent may execute next. So Veil AI treats the prompt as sensitive data from the beginning. Encrypted prompt handling protects the content layer. Tor routing helps protect the network layer by separating the request path from the user’s direct IP identity. The execution layer is designed to minimise unnecessary context exposure. This is also an important expansion of the Veilnet ecosystem. Veilnet started with shielded transfers. Veil DEX extended privacy into swaps. Now Veil AI brings the same privacy thesis into prompt usage, AI workflows, and eventually private agent execution. As AI becomes more agentic, prompt privacy becomes execution privacy. Agents will not just answer questions. They will analyse portfolios, prepare swaps, interact with contracts, generate research, route transactions, and execute user instructions. That means the prompt layer becomes the new privacy frontier. Veil AI is now live as the first version of that stack: encrypted prompts Tor-routed requests shielded user intent privacy-aware AI responses future private agent workflows The $VEILNET ecosystem is no longer only about private value movement. It now extends into private AI interaction. Shielded transfers protect movement of value. Veil DEX protects trading activity. Veil AI protects the intent layer before it becomes data. Privacy has to start before the request leaves the user.

key takeaways for a goated project: it's based ✅ it has IP ✅ sounds familiar, but probably nothing. 🟦😼

We have just rolled out an upgrade to Veil DEX. You can now trade privately across a wider set of Base assets using Veilnet’s encrypted swap flow. Supported assets now include: ETH USDC cbBTC POD PITCH VVV KTA OTHQ BEAN CGN GITLAWB VEILNET WETH Under the hood, Veil DEX uses FHE-based encrypted state handling and Merkle tree commitments to keep the swap lifecycle privacy-aware from input to settlement. Users can also route received tokens back to the same wallet or to a separate destination wallet, adding another layer of unlinkability between the swap initiator and the final receiver. This upgrade makes Veil DEX more than a private swap screen. It turns it into an expanding private trading layer for Base assets: encrypted swap intent FHE-side private accounting Merkle-committed balances destination wallet routing onchain settlement All powered by $VEILNET

that series finale was worse than waking up to an empty bowl. 💩😾

wen can bald man buy one of these the next time he makes a chicken bake run? 🟦😼

based list. i know the fortnite kids down the street love those cute cartoons. 📺😼