GhostDex @useghostdex

Privacy you can check. Open Trace check on your phone and every ghost tells you what someone reading the chain could connect to you, with the transaction behind it. Ghostdex makes no promise that an address cannot be traced. It shows you where it can. ghostdex.app/app/trace

What Ghostdex hides: your address in a ghost's trades, which payments to your card are yours, your IP from the nodes, the figures on your screen. What it does not: amounts and timing, the trades, bridge records, direct transfers. Trace check shows which apply to you.

The private side of Ghostdex: ghosts to trade from addresses with no past, links that send a stock with its own gas, a ghost card that gets paid on a new address every time, ghost mode to blur the screen, and now Trace check to see what still leads back to you.

What Trace check cannot see: plain ETH moved from another device, other tokens, what exchanges and bridges keep in their own files, and habits, like a ghost that trades the same stocks at the same hours as your wallet. Nothing found means nothing in what it reads.

How it reads: every stock, USDG and WETH transfer of your ghosts since 12 October, your main wallet's in separate requests, LI.FI's history for your wallet only. All through the Ghostdex relay. First check about 50 seconds, then only new blocks.

Every ghost gets one of six answers: linked on the explorer, traceable through a bridge, likely linked, tied to another ghost, known to one person, nothing found. Each comes with the transfers behind it and a link to every transaction.

No transfer between them, and still a pattern. Trace check flags a deposit address your wallet and a ghost both paid, an address standing between them, and amounts and times that match: 300 USDG out of your wallet, 299.40 into a ghost four minutes later.

Found while building Trace check: LI.FI lets anyone list its routes by the name of the app that asked for them, and Ghostdex quotes carried "ghostdex". That made one public list of every Ghostdex route. Quotes now go under LI.FI's default name, like any other app's.

A bridge hides you from the explorer, not from the record. On Robinhood Chain a relayer pays your ghost. On Base, the transaction you signed names the ghost as the recipient, and LI.FI's public history lists both addresses. Trace check marks those ghosts traceable.

Ghost 02 never touched your wallet. Ghost 01 did, and Ghost 01 paid Ghost 02, so Ghost 02 is linked too. Trace check follows every tie between your ghosts and gives each one its strongest path back to you, as strong as its weakest step.

Read the map. Your wallet sits in the middle, your ghosts around it. A red line is a transfer anyone can see on the explorer, dashed orange a bridge record, dotted yellow a pattern, violet two ghosts tied together. Green rings: nothing found.

One check, start to finish. Ten ghosts, each used a different way. Trace check reads every transfer since 12 October, then draws the map: Ghost 01 linked by a direct transfer, Ghost 02 linked through Ghost 01, a bridge, a shared deposit address, two tied ghosts.

New on Ghostdex: Trace check. It reads what your ghosts did on chain and shows, ghost by ghost, every line someone could draw back to your wallet: direct transfers, bridge records, shared deposit addresses, matching amounts. Worked out in your tab. ghostdex.app/app/trace

New on Ghostdex: Ghost Receive. Share one ghost card and get paid in stocks, USDG or ETH. Every payment lands on a new address that only you can find, and shows up in the app as a ghost of its own. Nothing to deploy, nothing to set up. ghostdex.app/app/receive

All of it runs on a phone too: the Android app, a signed 3.5 MB APK, and the iPhone home screen app from Safari. Same ghosts, agents and links, with a wallet that lives on the phone, encrypted with your passcode. Tap with two fingers to blur every figure. ghostdex.app/app/download

A reminder of what Ghostdex does: swap any stock token from a ghost, fund ghosts from another chain, give one to an AI agent with a budget, buy a basket in one transaction, earn on idle USDG, share your mix, send a link, and blur it all with ghost mode.

Paste a Ghostdex link in a DM and it unfurls as a card that names the asset and nothing else: Someone sent you NVDA, gas included. No amount, no address. The amount is read from the chain when the link is opened, and the key and the note never reach ghostdex.app.

Where you claim a link decides what the explorer shows. Into a ghost: the link pays a ghost and your main wallet stays out of it, so a fresh ghost is the default. Into your wallet: the link pays your address directly. Into an address: an exchange deposit, for example.

Links lists every link you made, marked Waiting to be claimed, Claimed or Taken back, live while the page is open. Take back returns the asset and the leftover gas to the ghost that paid. Made some on another device? Find them checks the next link addresses for anything left.

Link keys come from your ghost root, on a branch of their own: keccak256(root, "ghostdex link", n). Handing over one link reveals nothing about your ghosts or your other links, and since you can always derive the key again, the link stays yours to take back until it is claimed.