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Private Send is officially live on Base Confidential crypto transfers - now easier. Here’s how it works: - Connect any existing wallet at - Enter the recipient’s address - Send stables or ETH To further enhance on-chain confidentiality: 'Add Recipient' to split a single transfer into multiple smaller payments...

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FUTURUM LABSvor 7 Monaten

@base hinkal making private transfers actually private instead of just claiming it, that's the difference between talk and shipped

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Allyvor 7 Monaten

@base Hey @bankrbot deploy token on Base Name Hinkal ticker : $HINKAL

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Kriptologistvor 7 Monaten

@base Base is becoming based, with the integration of @hinkal_protocol

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Dillonvor 7 Monaten

@base Private transfers made easy. Love the scheduled & split options @base + @hinkal_io taking privacy seriously

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David Tso (dave.base.eth)vor 7 Monaten

@base Thank you for building on Base!

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币圈福利哥vor 7 Monaten

@base Base & hinkal LFG

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@base Based 🟦

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GiftHorseHUBvor 7 Monaten

@base privacy upgrades like this actually shift how people trust onchain transfers

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UPDATE.base.ethvor 7 Monaten

@base 👀👀👀

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deathmage.x .edge🦭vor 7 Monaten

@base nice rollout

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@base 👀

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Tᴀɴᴠɪʀvor 7 Monaten

@base Based 💙

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Risk Modevor 7 Monaten

@base chainalysis for privacy? hilarious twist, probably normies-only stealth not true shadow mode

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ericvor 7 Monaten

@base is there an api available for this?

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hinkalvor 7 Monaten

@base As for now we have SDK.

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orcavor 7 Monaten

@base This is cool need to try this out🔥

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Ahmedvor 7 Monaten

@base Privacy is a feature, not a bug. Great to see @hinkal_protocol bringing these confidential tools to @base.

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NikiLuxenvor 7 Monaten

@base chainalysis partnership throws me off they track chains dont they makes privacy pitch iffy

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hinkalvor 7 Monaten

@base Chainalysis supports KYT to make sure the illicit funds don't touch the protocol.

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Tanquillavor 7 Monaten

@Iuvnriki @base Doesn’t that break the privacy?

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hinkalvor 7 Monaten

@Iuvnriki @base Not at all, it prevents illicit access

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Private by default Walletvor 7 Monaten

cool to see privacy tools spreading to more chains. the thing with adding privacy on top of a transparent L1 though is the base layer still leaks metadata. on beam the whole chain is private by default - no addresses, no amounts visible, ever. different tradeoffs but worth considering

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@base @bankrbot create coin from this quote on base

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@base Base is becoming based

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