Blockchains are transparent by default, and as a result, lack privacy. When a transaction occurs on the blockchain, the involved address’ wallet balance, tokens, NFTs and interactions with other addresses, contracts and the exact amounts they have ever transacted with are open for anyone to see, and despite the pseudo-anonymity of public addresses, they can, with some level of probabilistic certainty, be linked back to the identities of their individual owners. If the rate of adoption for blo...

Blockchains are transparent by default, and as a result, lack privacy. When a transaction occurs on the blockchain, the involved address’ wallet balance, tokens, NFTs and interactions with other addresses, contracts and the exact amounts they have ever transacted with are open for anyone to see, and despite the pseudo-anonymity of public addresses, they can, with some level of probabilistic certainty, be linked back to the identities of their individual owners. If the rate of adoption for blo...