There's something often overlooked about privacy-focused protocols—how they navigate the liquidity tradeoff most others struggle with.

Typical privacy bridges put you in a bind. Lock your assets down for privacy, and you sacrifice market exposure. Keep them liquid and accessible, you're back to broadcasting everything on-chain.

But what if you could bridge public assets into private environments while preserving usability? That's the actual problem worth solving. It's not just about hiding transactions—it's about making privacy practical for real trading activity without the constant friction.