Say Goodbye to Naked DeFi Trading: The Walrus Protocol Garments Your Privacy with Encryption Have you ever experienced harassment after a DEX transaction, or discovered your trades were preemptively executed? The transparency of blockchain sometimes becomes a privacy vulnerability and an arbitrage tool. The Walrus protocol aims to change this. The root of the problem is that all transaction details are publicly available on the network. This exposes your asset size and trading habits, making you vulnerable to exploitation by MEV bots. Ordinary users suffer losses unnoticed. Walrus's solution is to provide an encrypted shell. It uses advanced cryptography to encrypt transaction details, decryptable only by the transacting parties. The network can verify the validity of the transaction but cannot see its contents. This is like sending an encrypted letter; the post office knows there was a mailing, but not the contents. Most importantly, it protects privacy while ensuring the authenticity and immutability of the transaction. You don't need to sacrifice privacy for security. This provides robust protection for users concerned about the exposure of large transactions or being targeted by attackers. It adds a necessary dimension of privacy protection to DeFi while maintaining its decentralized freedom. I have a strong positive outlook on Walrus's innovations in the privacy field. It directly addresses the most pressing user pain points in DeFi, providing a key technological piece for building a safer and more user-friendly financial environment. @WalrusProtocol #Walrus $WAL