Salvium SAL

Salvium forks Monero's confidential transactions (with evenly randomized mask commitments to reduce leakage) and adds its native innovation: Asynchronous Transactions, which burn coins in one transaction and mint them in a later one. That deferral primitive is what lets deferred financial logic — staking, scheduled payouts, vesting — run on a chain where amounts are hidden. A Transactional Imbalance mechanism permits inputs to exceed outputs through a second coinbase-like protocol transaction, which is how compliant staking yield is paid. The team is doxxed-partly (lead devs with 30+ years, ex-Haven Protocol coloured-coin work), and the compliance direction is explicit: anonymous refunds via encrypted return addresses, view-key work in progress. The project is also candid about its own gaps — the return-address scheme hasn't closed the spend-authority loop, view keys remain incoming-only, and the EVM port is still a promise.

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