Useful cold knowledge! deBridge cross-chain has the function of protecting privacy!

Recently, the concept of privacy has become very popular, with VCs represented by z16z and traditional financial institutions focusing their attention on the privacy track.

Various ZK and FHE concepts are flying around.

In fact, deBridge has the function of protecting privacy! Moreover, deBridge's privacy protection is practical, not just a concept.

When we use deBridge to cross-chain assets from wallet 1 on chain A to wallet 2 on chain B, outside of the deBridge protocol, no one will know where wallet 1 sent the money, nor will they know which address wallet 2's funds came from.

For example, if Brother Bee wants to transfer 500 USDT from Ethereum to his other wallet address, he can use deBridge, such as cross-chaining from Ethereum to the BSC chain.

He just needs to check Trade and Send to Another Address, and then fill in the recipient wallet address.

In this way, there will be no association between these two wallets, making it less likely to be targeted during interaction airdrops.

Compared to transferring through an exchange, deBridge is faster, does not require submitting various verification codes, and does not require managing sub-accounts on the exchange.

Furthermore, project parties and KOLs can also transfer through deBridge for advertising collaborations, so no one knows that KOL received the advertisement for a certain project.

Moreover, the deBridge protocol's function of protecting user privacy does not require additional fees and has no regulatory risks.

deBridge is not a shield for hackers, but a little cotton-padded jacket for ordinary people to protect their privacy.