On-chain transaction tracking has always been a pain point for many people. In theory, every transfer you make and your fund flows can be traced, and this level of transparency is indeed quite troubling for users with strong privacy needs.

Recently, I noticed that there’s a privacy coin project working on a deep encryption solution—using a multi-layered technical architecture to directly cut off the traceability of transaction paths. Simply put, it makes on-chain data more obfuscated, so outsiders can’t see exactly how much you transferred or to whom.

Although the privacy sector has faced considerable regulatory pressure in the past two years, technological innovation hasn’t stopped. For users who truly need anonymous transaction scenarios, these kinds of solutions still meet real needs.