Native Zcash inscription launchpad. Deploy tokens, mint, trade, all onchain. Built and maintained by @SHLDdotfun. Powered by $ZECS.
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Zecscriptions retweeted
The upgrade is built.
We are currently thoroughly testing. We're not messing around with people's funds. When we ship, it'll be ready and it'll be smooth.
The hard part is done. What's coming changes how trading works on Zcash. We've been saying it for weeks and we meant it.
Not long now.
Zecscriptions retweeted
Same person running these two accounts btw. Do what you want with this information.
ZRC-20 has been live for a year, it's all on the chain for you to verify.
I'm the first to promote and to take interest in protocol experimentation (if you remember me for spl-20 sols in 2023 or zrc-20 in 2025).
Trying to manipulate history and facts for a quick cash grab is certainly not the spirit of the inscriptions movement.
Zecscriptions retweeted
First is first.
ZERO was deployed in November 2025. $ZECS came six months ago from the @zecscriptions_ team. Both on chain, both verifiable.
Anyone claiming otherwise can go check the block themselves.
Because if follows the rules of ZEC20...
Same envelope pattern as ordinals on Bitcoin, in the input script.
Decode the scriptSig hex and you get:
ord OP_1 application/json OP_0 {"p":"zrc-20","op":"deploy","tick":"ZERO","max":"21000000","lim":"1000"}
Protocol tag, content type, then the payload. The indexer reads that envelope, sees op:deploy, and registers the ticker with its max supply and mint limit.
Pull the raw tx from any explorer and hex-to-ASCII it yourself. Here's the relevant slice:
036f726451106170706c69636174696f6e2f6a736f6e00487b2270223a227a72632d3230222c...
Block 3,133,112, 13 Nov 2025.
Zecscriptions retweeted
Some history, for anyone new here.
Inscriptions came to Zcash before us. The teams behind them disappeared. Indexers went dark, APIs went down, and people were left holding tokens nobody could even read anymore.
We got tired of watching bad actors do that to a community, so we built Zecscriptions and launched $ZECS as the platform token. When the community asked us to bring back the older tokens, we reindexed them from scratch.
Then we stayed. Through the quiet months, through the rough patches, through a market that had no interest in any of it. Every other team left. We didn't.
The same team went on to build @SHLDdotfun.
Zecscriptions is still live. Servers and indexer still running, and every previous ZRC-20 is still tradable: zecscriptions.com