# crypto wallet phishing — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-24 23:15 UTC)

## @AkiraRyukyu (Ryukyuu 👩‍🚀) · 09-24 21:10 · ♥123 ↻9 💬85 Crypto has a weird problem we somehow accepted as normal....

sending money still means copying a 40+ character wallet address and praying you didn’t paste the wrong one.

@Americanfort_io is attacking that problem from the infrastructure layer.

Instead of sending to:

0x7f...a91

you send to an @name.

But the interesting part isn’t the username.

Behind that name, AmericanFortress generates a unique stealth address for the sender/receiver relationship, designed to reduce address exposure, phishing risk, and public links between your identity and transaction history.

So the UX becomes:

@name > send > stealth address > transaction.

No mixing. No pooled funds. No need to publicly expose the same receiving address. And the bigger thesis gets even more interesting. The same infrastructure is being designed for humans, applications, institutions, and AI agents.

That means @Americanfort_io isn’t simply trying to make wallets prettier.

It’s trying to make the transaction layer itself more private, safer, and easier to use.

If crypto is ever going to move beyond people who understand hexadecimal addresses, this is exactly the kind of infrastructure problem that needs to be solved.

The wallet address may be disappearing.

The @name could become the new front door to onchain money. https://x.com/AkiraRyukyu/status/2103230671619842216

## @ShinyNfts (ShinyNfts) · 09-24 20:33 · ♥66 ↻1 💬69 Good Night CT,

Can i get GN ?

AmericanFortress is a privacy and identity infrastructure built on top of existing blockchains.

It is not its own L1/L2, rather, it is a layer integrated into wallets and blockchains. @Americanfort_io

Its slogan is: “Your money, your name.”

It aims to eliminate complex wallet addresses, one of the biggest chronic problems in the cryptocurrency world.

It allows users to transfer crypto assets using understandable, human friendly names, just like sending a message, instead of long wallet addresses.

It automatically generates unique, one time addresses for each transaction pair. This prevents the reuse of addresses and enhances privacy on the chain.

It minimizes risks such as sending funds to the wrong address, wallet poisoning, and phishing attacks.

I think it’s a next generation project that’s gaining attention within Web3. I’ve been following them for a while. I discovered AmericanFortress around the time I started creating content for 0G, and I wrote about the importance of naming here months ago.

I think we’ll be hearing more about this project soon. https://x.com/ShinyNfts/status/2103221181574701154