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An L2 with a stateless architecture for transfers and payments. Achieving hyper-scaling and privacy at the same time.
Ethereum
Joined September 2021
On March 30, 2025, hackers breached 42 million records at Bank Sepah 📉 Accounts, balances, and personal data, all exposed. It’s not the first breach, and it won’t be the last. Even the most “secure” payment systems have cracks, and when they break, the damage is permanent. 🏦
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gMAX 🛡️ Some people mine blocks. Some people mine memes. We mine privacy. And the set keeps growing.
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Privacy Mining on INTMAX is way bigger than just earning rewards. When you deposit and withdraw ETH in the right pattern, you become part of a growing anonymity set. That makes it harder for anyone to trace who is transacting. Meanwhile, you earn $ITX tokens as a thank-you for
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Ethereum laid the groundwork for a decentralized money layer, and no one disputes its importance as the bedrock of crypto. But it wasn’t designed for everyday payments. • Ethereum L1 handles just ~14–25 transactions per second, even though it could theoretically hit ~119 TPS
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Many think blockchains = anonymity. The truth? They’re pseudonymous. Every transaction you make is permanently public. Once your wallet is linked to you, your entire on-chain history can be traced. But if we’re serious about crypto as money (everyday payments, salaries,
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INTMAX is the payment layer that apps can build on top of. Think of it as rails for moving value fast, private and at scale. Remittance Platforms - Can route cross-border transfers privately, protecting senders and receivers from having their net worth revealed. E-commerce and
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More than 50% of all tokens launched since 2021 are already dead. In 2025 alone, nearly 1.8M projects vanished, half of all failures in the past five years. And when you zoom out, the picture looks even worse: up to 90% of blockchain startups fail, even after raising millions.
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A common misconception: privacy in crypto = hiding crime. The data tells a different story. According to TRM Labs, less than 1% of crypto transaction volume between 2021–2024 was linked to illicit activity. In 2023, the peak year, it was still just 0.86%. In 2024, it dropped to
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Privacy isn’t a “nice-to-have” in crypto. With today’s AI models, it takes just a few data points to cross-reference and uncover the real person behind an address. Without privacy, anonymity is an illusion.
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Most people think privacy and compliance can’t coexist. In reality, they must. Without privacy, users are exposed. Without compliance, the system can’t scale. The future of crypto payments will be built on tools that give individuals full protection of their data while meeting
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Every blockchain has a purpose. A gaming chain ≠ a payments network. If the goal is global crypto payments (fast, cheap, and private), then the design must handle massive scale without breaking. So how do you build a payments-first blockchain? 👇 One promising answer:
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Want to dive deeper into how Privacy Mining works and why $ITX is at the center of it? 👇 https://t.co/Vi576efWwW
intmax.io
INTMAX is a stateless, privacy-centric Layer 2 on Ethereum that delivers fast, secure, and cost-efficient transactions. Explore the future of private digital payments and empower your transactions...
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$ITX will be the symbol of privacy in blockchain. And Privacy Mining is how we get there. By depositing and withdrawing ETH, you grow the anonymity set that shields every user, while earning ITX for your role in strengthening the network. Mine privacy, earn rewards, protect
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Let's join Intmax's block producer network! Intmax's blocks are extremely small, and their production is instant, without the need for node synchronization. https://t.co/ixLwNVzfHj
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Revolutionary Block Producer Program Goes Live
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Blockchain is a smarter, leaner, privacy-first infrastructure designed for the global economy. Traditional rails can’t compete. The future of payments is already here. 7/7
Traditional payment systems often cost $6–$8 per transaction in ops, IT, and compliance fees, plus 1–3.5% in card-based costs. Blockchain methods? At least 60–80% cheaper, settle near-instantly, and run 24/7. Let’s dig into how blockchain reshapes the payment rails. 1/7 🧵
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Legacy systems are rigid. Blockchain is programmable: it can batch transfers, automate settlement, or enable multi-asset batches, all on one platform. It’s infrastructure built to transact and innovate. 6/7
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Traditional systems leak data all the time, from the Equifax breach, which compromised 147.9 million users' data, to Heartland and British Airways hacks affecting millions. Blockchain allows privacy-by-design, where only the necessary info is revealed and the rest remains
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The global cross-border payments market is massive, projected to reach $250 trillion by 2027, up from $150 trillion in 2017. (Bank of England) Blockchain’s borderless design and programmability make it ideal for scaling with this demand. 4/7
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