palskia.xyz
Your wallet just found a frequency.
A wallet-native private communication network — encrypted messages, permissioned contact, and settlement inside the same thread. This page is the whole position: how it works, what runs today, and what's still ahead.
At a glance
Six numbers worth knowing before you read the rest. Each one
comes straight from the chain config or the relay's own
behavior — update them in src/data/site.ts as your
deployment firms up.
Value found its rails.
Everything around it did not.
- 01
A wallet can move value and say nothing else
Every conversation around a transfer happens off to the side — a group chat, a DM, an email thread — where the other party is a screen name, the agreement is a screenshot, and the app holding the conversation isn't the one holding the funds.
- 02
The address is already a valid identity
It's verified, portable, and carries a keypair on its own. Give it an inbox and it needs no phone number and no signup: prove the address, derive a messaging key, publish the public half.
- 03
Attention is the scarce, priceable thing
A stranger can't just message you — they can signal, and a signal can carry a refundable bond. Accepted threads carry payment requests that settle on-chain. That's the surface worth pricing: access, not content.
How it works
Four moves. None of them asks for an email.
Connect
Connect an EVM wallet and sign in. Two signatures: one proves you hold the address, the other derives the messaging keypair.
No password, no email, no phone numberClaim a handle
Publish a name and a public key against your address. Anyone can resolve the handle to the key — nobody can open a message without it.
Directory record, no gas, no transactionSignal
You can't be messaged without permission. A stranger sends a signal; you accept, decline, or block it. Nothing reaches your inbox before you choose.
A blocked signal is silent — it goes nowhereTalk, then settle
Messages are sealed to your published key with a fresh one-time keypair each time. A payment request can live in the thread and settle on-chain.
Amounts carried as integer minor unitsToken & supply
The distribution and unlock schedule, pulled from the same file that renders this page — the two can't drift apart.
- Relay incentives
- 32%
- Set vesting schedule
- Ecosystem & grants
- 18%
- Set vesting schedule
- Core contributors
- 17%
- Set vesting schedule
- Early backers
- 15%
- Set vesting schedule
- Treasury
- 12%
- Released by governance vote
- Public distribution
- 6%
- Unlocked at listing
What's built
3 of 8 capabilities run end to end today. The rest are named here rather than implied by silence.
- Wallet sign-in Working
- Nonce, signature, session token. One signature proves the address, one derives the messaging key.
- Encrypted messaging Working
- Sealed against the recipient's published key with a fresh one-time keypair per message. The relay is built to never hold plaintext.
- Signal & permission layer Working
- Accept, decline, block. A blocked signal is a dead end by design, not by convention.
- Payment requests Partial
- Requests and receipts run end to end. Nothing yet reads the chain to independently confirm a settlement hash.
- Anti-spam bonds Partial
- A bond amount can travel with a signal. No contract locks or returns it yet.
- Groups & file sharing Planned
- Conversations are one-to-one for now. Group keying and file transport are phase-two work.
- Multi-device history Planned
- Keys re-derive from a signature, but history doesn't travel with them yet.
- Relay decentralization Planned
- A single relay today. Fine for a first build, not yet for a network.
Order of work
No dates, because there are none to give. What's fixed is the order — nothing in a later phase starts before the one above it is done.
- Phase 0 In hand
The protocol, working
- Relay, encryption, and the signal layer running end to end
- This page, published and kept honest against the code
- A launch chain wired in
- Phase 1 Next
Make it safe to rely on
- Independent cryptographic and security review
- Rate limiting, abuse handling, key rotation
- A worker that verifies settlement against the chain itself
- Phase 2 Later
Make it a network
- Multiple relays, so delivery survives any single one
- Groups, file transport, multi-device history
- Bonds held by a contract instead of a database row
- Phase 3 Later
Hand it over
- Governance over treasury and emission
- Contract audits published in full
- Legal review before any wider distribution
Read this part twice
The things a reader is most likely to get wrong.
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Encryption is not anonymity
Who talks to whom, when, and how often is visible to the relay. So are handles, public keys, and the addresses behind them.
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Payment metadata is in the clear
Amount and participants are stored unencrypted so receipts can render, and settlement lands on a public chain.
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Nothing here is audited yet
No security review, no cryptographic review, no contract audit. Treat this as a working prototype, not a place to hold funds you can't afford to lose.
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Palskia will never message you first
It will never ask for a seed phrase or a private key. Verify every link against this domain — an unsolicited offer is a scam.
Nothing on this page is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any asset. Verify every link against palskia.xyz directly.