Sending Money Privately on Ethereum with Hinkal
Hinkal’s newest feature lets you send crypto privately from your existing Ethereum wallet.
The current privacy renaissance we're seeing in crypto is one of the best things to ever happen onchain. It's one of the final missing pieces for offering true DIY sovereignty onchain.
From a UX perspective, though, a slight friction point is that you have to migrate into most of the privacy systems available right now, whether that's bridging funds to a new chain or making deposits to shielded or stealth addresses.
In today's environment where regular transactions are transparent by default, the solutions that are already available are bona fide godsends, and it's also clear that new innovations will keep pushing privacy UX forward.
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William M. Peaster
William M. Peaster, Senior Writer, has been with Bankless since January 2021. Immersed in Ethereum since 2017, he covers the onchain frontier with a particular interest in art, games, and other culture apps. He has a background in creative writing and writes fiction in his free time.
