Forcing users to choose between 100% shielded pools and fully public balances is why most privacy stablecoins fail to catch on. You either isolate your liquidity or expose every trade.
Fhenix handles this better with dual-mode contracts (like fUSD). Keeping both a public and confidential balance under the same token address lets you route capital into public AMMs for yield, then instantly shift into confidential state for private OTC or settlement.
Treating privacy as an execution-level setting rather than an all-or-nothing protocol choice is the only realistic way to retain DeFi composability without broadcasting your balance sheet.
#Privacy $ETH $SOL
Fhenix handles this better with dual-mode contracts (like fUSD). Keeping both a public and confidential balance under the same token address lets you route capital into public AMMs for yield, then instantly shift into confidential state for private OTC or settlement.
Treating privacy as an execution-level setting rather than an all-or-nothing protocol choice is the only realistic way to retain DeFi composability without broadcasting your balance sheet.
#Privacy $ETH $SOL
