Private Cat, a coin that pays its holders in XMR
keeper
last runnever
0.0000 XMR
Private Cat
1
Hold
Keep $20 of $PRIVCAT in one wallet.
2
Bind
Sign one message with it, naming any other address.
3
Get paid
Every seven days that address gets your share in XMR.
Bind a payout address
The wallet that holds $PRIVCAT signs one message naming the address that gets paid. Nothing goes on chain, so nothing on chain ties the two together.
A Solana address, 32 bytes in base58. It receives XMR, the Monero token on Solana.
No wallet connected.
Yours
Your binding and your past payouts are not published. Sign with the holding wallet to read them back.
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Rounds that paid this wallet appear here once it has signed.
Every round is public: what was swapped, how many wallets were paid, what was burned, and the merkle root of wallet to amount. The payout addresses are not in it.
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No round has closed yet. The first one closes seven days after the coin is live.
What is public, what is not
Public
- Every round: the SOL swapped, the XMR paid, how many wallets, the burn.
- Every transaction: the swap, the transfers, the burn, the memo.
- The merkle root of holding wallet to amount, so any holder can check their own share.
Not public
- Which payout address belongs to which holding wallet.
- The list of payout addresses. It is never written on chain and never published.
- Your own binding, until you sign for it on this page.
Where the money goes
Said plainly
- XMR here is wrapped Monero on Solana, the token at wxmr.io. No bridge carries real Monero to a keeper on Solana today, so every payout is that token.
- The keeper knows your binding. This is not zero knowledge: it is a broken link between two addresses, held by one keeper and never written down on chain.
- Creator fees of $PRIVCAT sit on the dev wallet and are forwarded to the keeper by hand. Rounds only pay what has been forwarded.
- Binding a wrong address pays a stranger. Only you can sign for your wallet, so only you can make that mistake.