I usually don't care too much about privacy tools in crypto because in the end most of them just become narrative fodder. Use it for a while, then it's quiet because liquidity is low or it's complicated to use.
But since @GeniusOfficial Gh0st Privacy Stack went live on BNB Chain, I've used it quite often to execute fairly large positions.
The reason is simple: I'm tired of making a spectacle of my wallet.
One night I entered around $14k into a token whose market cap was still under $3M. Just a few minutes later, wallets started to appear with entries in a similar range. I don't know if it's coincidence or tracking, but since then I've become lazy about using my main wallet for large sizes.
Well, at Gh0st it feels different. My transaction details are not immediately open to the public, but they also don't create a completely dark system like the old privacy protocol. There is still an auditability layer if needed. In my opinion, that's what makes their model more realistic for large traders to use.
What I notice most are the little things. I don't need to split orders between 4-5 wallets just to avoid small change trackers. Just execute normally.
It's still early days, but this is the first time I've felt that the privacy features in DeFi are actually being used in daily trading situations, not just technical jargon in whitepapers.
#genius
$GENIUS
$ROLL
$GUA
But since @GeniusOfficial Gh0st Privacy Stack went live on BNB Chain, I've used it quite often to execute fairly large positions.
The reason is simple: I'm tired of making a spectacle of my wallet.
One night I entered around $14k into a token whose market cap was still under $3M. Just a few minutes later, wallets started to appear with entries in a similar range. I don't know if it's coincidence or tracking, but since then I've become lazy about using my main wallet for large sizes.
Well, at Gh0st it feels different. My transaction details are not immediately open to the public, but they also don't create a completely dark system like the old privacy protocol. There is still an auditability layer if needed. In my opinion, that's what makes their model more realistic for large traders to use.
What I notice most are the little things. I don't need to split orders between 4-5 wallets just to avoid small change trackers. Just execute normally.
It's still early days, but this is the first time I've felt that the privacy features in DeFi are actually being used in daily trading situations, not just technical jargon in whitepapers.
#genius
$GENIUS
$ROLL
$GUA
