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$58M was taken from crypto holders by force in 2025. Kidnappings. Home invasions. A record, per Chainalysis.
Attackers pick targets by linking wallets to real people.
PhantomProto: private balances and transfers, with compliance built in.
Testnet live on @BNBCHAIN @base @solana @ethereum
Meet Wally. 👛
Wally is a wallet.
Wally can't keep a secret.
"SHE HAS $412 LEFT!" 🤦
Every public wallet is a Wally.
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You invoiced $4,800.
Your client opened the wallet address on your invoice.
$212 balance. Rent due in 4 days.
"Budget's a little tight… could you do $2,000?"
He didn't read your invoice. He read your wallet.
For years, crypto laughed at the "$5 wrench attack."
2025: the worst year on record.
H1 2026: 46 violent attacks, $30M+ taken.
A leak tells them who you are.
A public blockchain tells them what you're worth.
Once upon a time, there was a town where every house was made of glass.
Nobody minded, at first.
Then the neighbours began to count.
Privacy isn’t the opposite of accountability
It’s a condition for freedom
Self-custody means you can be accountable without being surveilled
That’s Phantom Protocol
A stranger has one thing: your wallet address.
Your balance. Your salary. Your name.
Your café. What time you get there.
40 seconds.
All of it public.
Dear Daniel,
We get a lot of messages like that daily. People try to drain your wallet; it's only because of your wallet balance. Once it becomes private, you become an invincible target!
Trade Privately With Phantom Protocol and stay safe!
Public visibility makes every high-value wallet a target for exploits and tracking.
On-chain privacy shouldn't be an option—it’s your primary line of defense.
Shield your trades and assets with Phantom Protocol. 🪟🔒
⚠️ Trust Wallet Users Lose $1.1M To Exploit
An unknown attacker has reportedly drained $1.1M from Trust Wallet users.
The exploit targets devices running iOS 18.5, allowing the attacker to extract victims' seed phrases.
Trust Wallet support has urged users to update their iOS immediately.
“Update iOS as soon as possible.”
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Onchain privacy is easy to talk about.
Harder to build and use.Phantom testnet is showing the difference:
→ 357 wallets connected
→ 1,483 landed transactions
→ 1,513 ZK proofs
Are you in, or still watching?
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The more our financial lives move online the more important security and privacy become
Neither should be treated as an afterthought
JUST IN: BINANCE FOUNDER CZ JUST SAID BANKS ARE EVEN LESS SAFE FROM HACKERS THAN #BITCOIN AND CRYPTO
"IF A CRYPTO EXCHANGE CAN BE HACKED, BANKS ARE IN A WORSE POSITION"
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM IS AT RISK ‼️
The more our financial lives move online the more important security and privacy become
Neither should be treated as an afterthought
JUST IN: BINANCE FOUNDER CZ JUST SAID BANKS ARE EVEN LESS SAFE FROM HACKERS THAN #BITCOIN AND CRYPTO
"IF A CRYPTO EXCHANGE CAN BE HACKED, BANKS ARE IN A WORSE POSITION"
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM IS AT RISK ‼️
Your bank already knows everything you spend.
On most blockchains, the entire world does. Forever.
That’s not “transparency.” That’s a permanent public ledger of your life.
Without private transactions, we are building a system where money is fully trackable and eventually controllable.
That is the opposite of freedom.
Financial privacy is not a crime. It is a prerequisite for real autonomy in a digital world.
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If you care about self-custody and censorship resistance, you should care about privacy too.
Otherwise, you’re just moving the surveillance from banks to a public database.
Private money for a free society.
What do you think — is financial privacy a right or a privilege?
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Wallets like Phantom give you self-custody, but your history still stays public forever.
Projects like @Phantompro_ ) are fixing that layer:
Shielded notes + ZK so you can send, receive, and swap without exposing your address or balance, while still having selective auditability.
True private transactions need this kind of protocol-level work, not just a better wallet.
Self-custody + privacy = actual digital cash.
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