We’re getting close to releasing the beta for Ghost Mode. If people are tracking your wallet, they can see when you buy and sell and start copying your trades. Especially on exits this can get annoying fast, since one sell from a tracked wallet can trigger alerts and cause a bunch of copytraders to sell right after. Ghost Mode lets you enter and exit positions without executing those trades directly from the wallet everyone is watching. This way a selloff wont be triggered by copytraders just because one tracked wallet decides to trim its position. Coming to the chrome web store.

Anyone can see what you buy, how much, and when you sell. Ghost Mode is one switch in your browser that stops it. Coming to the Chrome Web Store.

Introducing Ghost Mode. Right now every trade you make is public. Anyone with your address sees the entry, the size, the timing and the exit. Snipers watch it. Copy traders ride it. You are handing out your edge for free. Ghost Mode is one switch in your browser that ends that. Flip it on and you trade from a fresh session wallet funded out of the shielded pool. Nothing ties it to your main address. You buy through it, you sell through it, and the proceeds route back through the pool. Your public wallet shows nothing, because nothing ever happened there. Your main wallet signs once, at the start. No walletconnect, no qr code, no popup on every trade. The keys never leave your machine. Private entries, private exits and private transfers. Coming to the Chrome Web Store.

Your bank does not publish your statement. Your employer does not post your salary. Your landlord does not tell the street what you pay. Crypto does all three by default. Every address you have ever used is a permanent public record. Who paid you, how much, how often, what you did next. Anyone with your address can read your whole financial life in about thirty seconds, and they never have to ask you. ➤ Counterparties see your treasury before they negotiate with you ➤ Employers see what else you earn the moment you take one payment on chain ➤ Traders see your entries and exits and trade against you on purpose ➤ Anyone who ever paid you can watch every move you make afterwards ➤ It is permanent, so a leak today exposes everything you did years ago Privacy is not about having something to hide. It is about the difference between choosing to show someone and having no choice at all. Cybran closes the feed. Same chain, same speed, same settlement, without the broadcast.

Posting your address in a group chat is a decision you cannot take back. Everyone in that room can now read every payment you have ever received, and so can everyone they forward it to. Cybran payment links fix the small version of that problem. You generate a link or a QR, the payer opens it with the amount already filled in, and your main address never gets posted anywhere. Live in the app now, along with direct sends and multi send. Non custodial, your wallet signs every transaction. Powered by CYBR.

Every transaction on Cybran generates revenue. 100% of protocol revenue is used to buy back & burn the native token. More usage → more revenue → more buybacks → less supply. A simple flywheel where protocol growth directly benefits the token.

Forty seconds on what Cybran actually is. Public chains name both sides of every payment. Your address ends up holding who pays you, what you own and every counterparty you have ever touched, and it holds all of it permanently. Cybran keeps settlement on the chain and takes the link off it. A payment proves it is backed by a real deposit without saying which one. Private transfers, multi send, payment links. No custody at any point. Powered by Cybran.

Every payment you make today is a public record with your name written on it forever. Cybran changes one thing about that. A shielded pool is not a mixer with extra steps. Every deposit is public, so you can count the set before you ever use it. The pool remembers a commitment, never a name. When the payment leaves it carries a proof: these funds came from one deposit in that set, and the proof will not say which one. Settlement is atomic. It clears in full or it never happened. The anonymity set is public. The link is not.

Most privacy tools answer surveillance by moving the money somewhere else. A bridge, a wrapper, a second chain. Now you trust that place instead, and your funds sit off the venue where everything actually settles. Cybran starts from a simpler rule. If a chain can verify a payment, it does not need to identify the people making it. Settlement stays on the public ledger. Only the line between sender and receiver comes off. Privacy is subtracted, not relocated.

On chain payments are public by default. Your address is a history anyone can read. Cybran is the privacy layer for Robinhood Chain. The chain still settles the payment, a zero knowledge proof removes the link between sender and receiver. Private by default.