Privacy.
Coming soon.
> A wallet that holds the context of your whole financial life should be the only thing that does. The third pillar is making that context yours alone — and it is being designed now.
Your wallet is a public record you never agreed to.
Ownership and security got solved. Confidentiality never did — and it becomes the binding constraint the moment a wallet holds your whole financial life.
One address, one dossier
Reuse a single account across apps and anyone can assemble your balance, your income, your counterparties and your habits from public data. No breach required — it was always readable.
Embedded wallets don't fix it
A wallet per app looks private, until every one of them is funded from the same address. The link is right there in the transfer that set it up.
Agents make it worse
An agent transacts far more often than a person does. More transactions means a denser graph, and a denser graph is easier to deanonymize, not harder.
What we're building, and where it stands.
Privacy ships as a layer under the wallet you already have — not as a separate mode you remember to switch on.
Ownership. Security.
And then privacy.
An asset is only really yours when you hold it, no one can take it, and no one is entitled to watch. The first two are solved. The third is the one still missing — and a wallet that knows everything about your money is exactly where it has to be fixed.