Intro
Once some intrepid early holders started to explore X7m105, it quickly became apparent that this one was at the very least different and interesting. In crypto tales of mystery often lead to nowhere but the poorhouse. In this case, a highly detailed, innovative, well planned and well executed DeFi ecosystem began to emerge.
The deployer
Prior to X7m105 launching, the deployer wallet's last movements were registered in the middle of 2019. The last time the wallet was “active” was in mid-2018.
The deployer wallet is linked to a multitude of other wallets that have a history of interaction with well established OG crypto projects.
Most importantly this web of wallets were linked to large volumes of Ethereum holdings and transactions. And then they went silent… until the launch of X7m105.
The original X7m105 deployment
The name
So far speculative interest in a web of old, well funded wallets. We've heard all this before and in itself it doesn't mean much. But it piqued the community's interest and led them to explore the name.
X7
Could X7 refer to a super-massive blackhole 4.6 million times the mass of our sun, with a shape that evolves and changes over time?
Representation of the X7 black hole binary system
M105
Messier 105, could refer to an elliptical galaxy in the Leo constellation. Star formation is taking place within this galaxy and another blackhole resides at its heart.
M105 as viewed by the HST
The interaction of a shape shifting blackhole and an evolving constellation. Interesting and perhaps somewhat obscure, but the X7 protocol was just emerging. Slowly but surely details became clearer and early pioneer investors gained a better understanding of the depth of the project.
The birth of X7 Protocol
Around 1 week after launch the X7m105 deployer wallet released another contract — the X7 Protocol. Again the circumstances were mysterious as the contract was not verified.
The community was now hooked and worked together to decompile the code. They identified that the contract uses Keccak256 for hashing (also used by Monero as it is deemed to be safer from attacks).
