OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Given this, we are announcing a 50 BTC open-source fund to support any FOSS projects aiming to enhance the availability of privacy solutions. We hope we can still make a difference. Here are examples of the projects we will support:
- Bitcoin wallets and protocols aiming to preserve user privacy
- Lightweight clients for WabiSabi
- Thorchain wallets aiming to preserve user privacy
- Bisq Light Client
- Ethereum wallets and smart contracts aiming to preserve user privacy (an example of such might be a "non-rigged" fork of Railgun smart contracts and wallets allowing users to operate in Tor)
Unfortunately, we will not support projects that are written in Java, NodeJS, Go, or C#, especially developers who don't take module chain supply attacks seriously and believe they're some kind of "conspiracy theory".
There will be other projects that will hopefully take our place as the industry leader in privacy-oriented centralized exchanges, and we wish them success.
Not sure if eXch will be active on the forum after winding up, but how do we follow these new developments as a lot has happened over the last couple of weeks..will the supported projects be posted here or maybe eXch has other channels of communication that will be used, say telegram, x , discord etcetera...