Pinned Tweet
Your coffee just told the whole café your bank balance, last salary, and remaining funds
That’s normal on a public wallet
Sounds ridiculous? That’s every payment from a public wallet
Phantom keeps your payments private
Trade privately with Phantom Protocol
You wouldn’t leave your bank statement on your front door
So why leave your crypto history out in the open?
That’s basically what a public wallet does
You control your front door
Control your finances the same way
Trade privately with Phantom
You've felt this before.
You place a big order. By the time it fills, the price has already moved against you.
You called it slippage. Bad timing. A thin market.
It wasn't. Someone saw your order coming.
🎥 How front-running works, !
Think your crypto wallet can’t be tracked? That’s not how public blockchains work.
Your name may not be on the wallet, but transactions leave a trail. And that trail can sometimes be linked back to you.
Stay Safe, Stay Private!
Public blockchains are public by default
One transaction and your whole financial life is searchable
Forever
Phantom lets you send and receive without revealing your address or balance
Only you control who sees your history
Privacy made simple
Trade privately with Phantom Protocol
Thirty years ago, encryption was treated like a weapon
Today, financial privacy is still a challenge in a world where every blockchain transaction is visible
Privacy isn't a crime
It's a necessity
Phantom Protocol makes private on chain transactions possible with zero knowledge proofs and fully homomorphic encryption 👻
Try the PhantomProto testnet: phantomproto.com
Sources:
Chainalysis on violent attacks: chainalysis.com/blog/violent…
$50M address poisoning (CoinDesk): coindesk.com/web3/2025/12/20…
Do people really not care about privacy, or has the current infrastructure made it impossible to choose? 👀
People trust blockchain because it’s transparent and auditable.That same transparency becomes a problem when you want privacy
You should be able to selectively disclose, not expose everything by default.
Phantom Protocol keeps the auditability of blockchain while giving you control over what stays private.
Trust the system. Disclose only what you choose.
Your wallet doesn’t show your name. Until someone connects the dots.
Link a public wallet to your identity, and your financial history can become personal information.
Privacy matters beyond the screen.
How much does your wallet reveal?
phantomproto.com/trade
Run a Relayer
Process transactions
Earn fees
Relayers do the work of submitting users’ transactions on chain and earn a fee for that service
Depending on the supported network, those fees can be paid in BNB, ETH, SOL, or other supported assets
You do the work you get paid
The trade was a success. The privacy? Not so much
You're on chain activity shouldn't invite unwanted attention
Make profits or do losses privately with Phantom Protocol 👻
345 wallets. 1,145 private notes. 👻
Deposit → Private Swap → Withdraw.
4 chains. One mission: Trade privately.
Think you can beat our speed? ⚡
@BNBCHAIN @solana @base @ethereum try it on your favourite chain!
Try it yourself 👇
phantomproto.com/trade
$800K allegedly stolen at knifepoint.
This is the darkest consequence of connecting public wallets to real identities.
A blockchain should verify transactions. It should not become a public map of someone’s wealth.
Crypto privacy is personal security.
@chainalysis, please help @rrealist
if you live in the uk and do crypto get the fuck out
just got my house invaded, taped up held at knife point & robbed for $800k
in so much shock i dont know what the fuck to do, fuck this country. No this is not satire, i fucking wish it was.
wallet with stolen funds
solscan.io/account/B3pMs331k…




