hi folks i have a big problem i forgot my password to my wallet: https://app.mypivxwallet.org/ i can only have my private key

i tried import this key to another wallets and ask me for password

is there any option to recover my wallet

We are ready and waiting for our first PIVX listed products on Crypto Corner Shop. The goal is simple, real goods priced in PIVX, real transactions, real usage. If you are a seller who believes PIVX is meant to be used as currency, now is the time. Let’s move from holding to spending and start building actual circular economy adoption.

A few months we asked if PIVX community is interested in partnering with Crypto Corner Shop and we loved the response we got. PIVX is now a supported currency at Crypto Corner Shop!!

Buyers and sellers can use PIVX with our core values:

- No monthly fees

- Just 1% commission

- No wallet linking

- No KYC

- Privacy-first crypto transactions

Merchants can now sell physical and digital products directly for crypto, ensuring peer-to-peer and private payments.

PIVX delisted from binance!!! is this good??? or bad???

A lot of people hear “privacy coin” and immediately think of tax evasion or criminal activity. That framing misses the point entirely.

Historically, privacy has always been a progressive value.

It’s what protects dissenters, minorities, journalists, activists, and ordinary people when power shifts.

The 4th Amendment wasn’t written to protect criminals — it was written to protect citizens from abuse, surveillance, and arbitrary power. Financial privacy is part of that same tradition.

Here’s the uncomfortable reality:

Transparent blockchains create permanent financial records

Those records can be mined years later, under new laws, new governments, or new political climates.

What’s legal or accepted today may be punished tomorrow.

You don’t need authoritarian intent for harm to occur — you just need centralized data and incentives.

That’s why PIVX matters.

PIVX doesn’t just “obscure” transactions.

With its SHIELD technology, there is no public transaction history to exploit. No tainting, no profiling, no retroactive scrutiny.

On top of that, PIVX uses Proof of Stake, which:

Dramatically reduces environmental impact.

Lowers barriers to participation.

Encourages broader, more democratic network security.

This isn’t anti-government.

It’s pro-people.

Financial privacy is about maintaining a balance of power between individuals and institutions. Without that balance, rights become conditional.

If you care about civil liberties, sustainability, and decentralization — PIVX deserves serious attention.

Privacy isn’t extremism.

It’s democracy working as intended.

PIVX started as a DASH fork, and that fact is sometimes used to dismiss it. But forks aren’t failures. They’re course corrections. And in this case, PIVX chose to stay true to the vision many early cypherpunks, including Hal Finney, actually cared about back in 2009: privacy, fungibility, and efficiency.

Let’s be honest about where things stand today:

• Bitcoin has had more than 16 years to address financial privacy. It hasn’t. Every transaction is public, traceable, and permanently recorded. Fungibility is broken. “Tainted” vs “clean” coins exist. That’s not sound money — it’s a global surveillance ledger with a massive CO₂ footprint.
• DASH once marketed privacy, but effectively walked away from it for marketing reasons. Optional mixing on a transparent chain is not real privacy.

PIVX went the other direction.

Instead of compromising like many others, PIVX doubled down:

• Real cryptographic privacy using zk-SNARKs
• Fungible money where one coin equals another
• Proof-of-Stake, drastically reducing energy usage
• Masternodes + on-chain governance that reward participation, not industrial mining

This isn’t nostalgia — it’s relevance.

As governments and corporations push CBDCs, “stablecoins,” and financial surveillance, privacy is no longer a niche feature. It’s a requirement.

PIVX didn’t chase hype, regulators, or institutions. It quietly kept building and now is the epiphany of a hidden gem.

If Bitcoin was step one — decentralization —
then PIVX is the continuation: private, fungible, efficient money for real people.

Uncomfortable take? Maybe for some white old men.
But uncomfortable truths tend to age well.

I’d like to invite to a discussion around something that may become increasingly relevant for privacy-focused projects.

Some privacy coins rely on foundations, legal entities, or venture capital funding. I have ZCash in mind, but there are others, too. While this can help with visibility and resources, it also creates clear pressure points if governments increase scrutiny or push for tighter control over privacy tech.

PIVX is structured very differently: no foundation steering the project, no VC interests to satisfy, community-driven governance, and privacy embedded directly into the protocol. In a hostile regulatory environment, that lack of a central “head” may actually be a strength.

Curious to hear your thoughts:
Do you think decentralization beyond just code, including governance and funding, will be a decisive factor for privacy coins going forward?

How important is structural resilience alongside strong cryptography?

And is it not true that PIVX has a huge advantage here, against let's say ZCash?