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Manifesto

Last updated: October 25, 2026

Money should be honest, open, and owned by the people who actually use it. That is the whole argument, and everything below follows from it.

Your keys or nobody's

If somebody else holds your coins, they are not your coins — they are a promise. This wallet keeps the keys on your device, so the only person who can spend them is you. It also means there is no help desk that can rescue you: the backup is the safety net, so make one.

Open beats black boxes

The tools you trust with value should be inspectable. We would rather publish how something works and be checked than ask for faith.

Fees that make sense

A fee should pay for real work on the network and nothing else. We don't add a markup, we don't hide a cut, and you can always see and edit what you're paying before you sign.

Infrastructure the community runs

Nodes, explorers, price feeds and wallets should not be single points of failure owned by someone who can change the rules on you. We run our own, and we document them so anyone else can run theirs too.

One ecosystem, several networks

TEXITcoin (TXC) is the base layer and the token workhorse, Texas Stable Dollar (TSD) is the pegged unit people actually get paid in, ISK runs on the same rules with its own address path, and ZCU brings its own flavour. They are all part of the same honest-money idea: tools and apps that stay useful to the people using them.

Build it, don't beg for it

Wallets, bulk payouts, watch-only monitoring, hardware signing — if the feature that makes money usable for you doesn't exist yet, we build it and ship it, then tell you exactly what is still untested.

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