Gm everyone on X. Your Name Is Public. Your Money Isn't. Would you give someone your crypto name if it also gave them a window into your entire wallet history? That’s the problem @Americanfort_io is trying to address with FortressName. With a typical fixed-address naming system, the relationship can look like: Your Name > Wallet 0xABC... > every transaction linked to that address Once people know the address, they can inspect its public balance and transaction history. A FortressName is designed differently. It does not publicly resolve to one permanent wallet address. So you can share a recognizable crypto name for payments without turning that name into a permanent public link to one wallet. The distinction is simple: Fixed name: Name > permanent address > public history FortressName: Name > payment destination > no permanent public address resolution That makes the name useful for receiving payments while reducing the amount of financial information exposed through the name itself. Your name is public. Your money isn’t.