The deposits, the withdrawals and the crowd in the wave are simulated. An hour in the scene is squeezed into 12 seconds. The amounts 10 · 20 · 100 · 500 · 1,000 are an example of Available amounts. On this timeline waves leave at 13:00, 14:00 and 15:00; in the real form, “Next wave in” always shows when the next one leaves.
Here a withdrawal links to a deposit by three details: address, amount and time. In real life there are more. For example, an exchange knows whose account was topped up after a withdrawal. Don’t top up the withdrawal address from your main wallet. And don’t withdraw right after you deposit: the time blurs more when several hours pass between the deposit and the withdrawal.
Only withdrawals go out with a wave. Deposits and swaps don’t wait for one.
Privacy best practice: all five →Salary, savings, paying a supplier: on a public blockchain anyone can see every transfer, forever. Deposits are on top, withdrawals below. Address, amount and time can link the two — each match is a red thread. Without the rules all three match: the withdrawal leads straight to the deposit.
| mode | address | amount | time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fast | private | private | not private: the time is visible |
| Advanced | private | private | blurred by the wave |
From 2 to 5 parts. Each part has its own amount, its own address and its own wave — up to 24 hours ahead. A new address is recommended for each part.
When you press “Withdraw”, you sign every part up front — one wallet confirmation per part. Each part is proven automatically right before its own wave and leaves with that wave. If one part fails, the others still go.