$BNB Until now, I thought that transparency was a fixed property of bStocks: every transfer is visible on the blockchain, and that’s what I saw as part of the trust in the product.
But on September 26, AnomaPay on BNB Chain added support for bStocks with full privacy—already 11 tokenized shares, including Apple, Tesla, NVIDIA. By depositing bStocks there, the public link to an external wallet is broken, and balances are encrypted via zero-knowledge—only the owner can read them.
Transparency and privacy turned out not to be mutually exclusive: the base token remains verifiable through Proof of Collateral at the issuer level, while who exactly owns it can now be hidden at the app level.
At the same time, BNB Chain has surpassed $1 billion in tokenized stocks and ETFs—45% of the sector’s entire market.
I haven’t yet checked how privacy is combined with external collateral verification.
$BNB #BNBChain
But on September 26, AnomaPay on BNB Chain added support for bStocks with full privacy—already 11 tokenized shares, including Apple, Tesla, NVIDIA. By depositing bStocks there, the public link to an external wallet is broken, and balances are encrypted via zero-knowledge—only the owner can read them.
Transparency and privacy turned out not to be mutually exclusive: the base token remains verifiable through Proof of Collateral at the issuer level, while who exactly owns it can now be hidden at the app level.
At the same time, BNB Chain has surpassed $1 billion in tokenized stocks and ETFs—45% of the sector’s entire market.
I haven’t yet checked how privacy is combined with external collateral verification.
$BNB #BNBChain
