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It’s 2026, the year of privacy. For the first time, there’s no need to change habits.
No new assets,
No new wallets,
No new DeFi flows.
Everything works exactly as before… with privacy natively enabled 👻
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Programmable Privacy for Any Asset. DeFi as you know it, now private. Native on @RujiraNetwork × @THORChain
Joined July 2021
- Replying to @redacted_moneyWhile we wait for privacy, the cap just got raised to 4M. More room to stake. Check it out. 👻bRUNE cap increased to 4 million! With 3 million bRUNE staked, we have raised the cap again to make room for everyone to participate. Stake bRUNE and earn real yield from bonded @THORChain revenue 👇
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The planet can spell your name – literally. 🔤🌍 This Earth Day, see your name written in landscapes captured by Landsat: go.nasa.gov/4ak4Cdu - Redacted reposted
🗺️ECOSYSTEM RECAP Here's what happened last week: Headline News -@raynalytics published THORChain's Full Q1 2026 report. $2.8B in volume, 1.5M swaps, 78.5K unique wallets, $3.1M in fees. Quieter markets, but the protocol kept processing. -@RujiraNetwork announced
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The future of DeFi should protect your privacy too. @redacted_money’s smart contracts are live on Mainnet, and their team is now focused on the frontend and UI so the full privacy experience can come to life. A more private omnichain DeFi experience is another step closer.We are solving the lack of privacy people are facing. You will soon be able to transact privately with BTC, ETH, LTC, BCH, XRP, and more assets. A full privacy layer on our omnichain DeFi hub, available for everyone. Trade, lend, borrow, earn, with private DeFi on Rujira.
- Replying to @redacted_moneyFull report: home.treasury.gov/system/files/2… Hat tip to @m_mosier_ for spotting what matters in there 🫡
- Replying to @redacted_moneySatoshi knew in 2008 that a public ledger was a problem. He just couldn't solve it yet. We did. Redacted. Coming shortly to @RujiraNetwork. 👻
- Replying to @redacted_moneyIt gets more interesting. Their own recommendations acknowledge that privacy-preserving tools are the path forward, where you stay in control of your data and only prove what actually matters. Privacy and compliance aren't opposites. Even Treasury sees that now.
- Replying to @redacted_moneyLawful users want privacy when transacting on public blockchains. To protect their wealth, their business, their donations, their spending habits. The U.S. Treasury wrote that. This week.
- Most people don't read 50-page government reports. But when the U.S. Treasury publishes their position on crypto privacy, you read it.
