#美联储降息 Elon Musk's communication platform XChat officially launches — focusing on privacy, security, and efficient communication

Musk has made another big move in the X platform ecosystem. The recently launched instant messaging product XChat highlights three core selling points: privacy-first, military-grade encryption, and lightning-fast response.

From a technical architecture perspective, this system is built using the Rust programming language, aligning with Bitcoin-level security standards. What does this mean? Every message and call of the user is protected by end-to-end encryption — the platform itself cannot see the content. It also supports self-destructing messages, which are automatically cleared after chatting to prevent data leaks.

More interestingly, the registration method doesn’t require binding a phone number; users can log in directly with an anonymous account or wallet address. This is a major selling point for users who prioritize privacy. File transfers have no size limit, and both voice and video calls are supported, essentially maximizing the possibilities of decentralized communication.

From a market perspective, the launch of XChat reflects a trend: as global data privacy concerns grow and users increasingly demand control over their data, traditional communication methods are facing challenges. This product, to some extent, represents a new exploration in the encrypted communication space — how to achieve secure and efficient real-time communication without relying on traditional social network infrastructure. This also aligns with the core demand of the Web3 ecosystem for user autonomy.