Your balance stops being public
What you hold ends up spread across addresses that cannot be connected to you, or to each other. Someone who knows one of them learns one number, not your net worth.
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Your wallet is apublic bank statement.
Anyone who has your address can see your balance, everything you have ever been paid, and everywhere you have ever sent money. Permanently.
BETA is an agent that fixes that while you sleep. It keeps moving your coins into fresh addresses nobody can connect to you — for ever, for about five dollars.
What you get
Three things, in plain terms.
Your payments stop being traceable
Each time you spend, whatever is left moves somewhere new in the same transaction. There is no single address to follow backwards through your history.
Nobody can steal it — including us
The agent never holds a key that can move your money. If it were completely compromised, the worst anyone could do is move your coins to your own next address.
How it works
You feed it once. It runs on its own after that.
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- 01
Fund it
Send $5–$20 of ETH once. That is its fuel, and the only money it ever touches.
- 02
It watches
It checks your addresses on a schedule and notices the moment one becomes exposed.
- 03
It moves
It sweeps what you hold into a fresh address and pays the gas from its own pot.
- 04
It reports
Every move is written to the chain, so you can check its work rather than trust it.
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Right now your coins sit in one public address, and so does everything you have ever done with them.
When the fuel runs out it stops and says so. It never asks for more, it never borrows, and your coins stay exactly where they are.
Why it is safe to let it run
The addresses it uses have no key to steal.
BETA puts your coins in a den — an address that holds money and no code at all. Nothing on chain says what it is or whose it is. A den opens exactly once, and it opens to a hash rather than to a private key, so there is no elliptic curve anywhere in the path that moves your money.
That matters because of what has been happening all year. In March, Google cut the quantum cost of breaking a wallet key tenfold. In October, Ethereum's lead researcher told holders to move everything to addresses that have never signed. Almost nobody did, because by hand it never ends. BETA does it as a matter of course.
- cost per move
- $0.0206
- gas, measured
- 382,245
- moves on $5
- 242
- keys we hold
- none
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Holding the token makes your agent work harder.
| Rank | Hold | Addresses | Checks | Dead-man switch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scout | — | 1 | hourly | no |
| Hunter | 1,000,000 | 5 | every 5 min | yes |
| Beta | 5,000,000 | unlimited | every 12 sec | yes |
Your balance is read at the moment the agent acts, so it is holding that counts, not having bought once. Every move it makes buys a little $BETA and sends it to a contract with no way out — paid from your own fuel, never from us.
No yield. No payouts. The token buys capability and nothing else.
What we are not claiming.
- Not anonymity. It is unlinkability — your addresses cannot be tied to each other. That BETA is being used at all is public.
- Not quantum-proof end to end. The den's authority is hash-based. The wallet you fund it from is still ordinary ECDSA.
- Not a mixer. Your money never touches anybody else's. There is no shared pool, by contract.
- Not finished. The contracts are written and tested. They are not deployed yet, and this page will say so until they are.