The Privacy Problem Most Overlook

On nearly every blockchain, there's zero privacy. Your wallet balance, every transaction you make, everyone you interact with—it's all exposed. Completely transparent.

Sounds good in theory. But for real money management? It's a nightmare. Whether you're an institution moving capital or just a regular user managing your funds, having every financial move visible to the entire world isn't a feature. It's a vulnerability.

Think about it. You wouldn't broadcast your bank account balance and every purchase to strangers. Yet that's exactly what happens on most chains by default. The solution? Privacy-preserving protocols that let you transact without broadcasting your entire financial life.

It's not about hiding illegal activity. It's about basic financial hygiene.