Cross-chain protocol Owlto launches privacy cross-chain mode
According to official news reported by Odaily, Owlto Finance has now launched the Privacy Mode (Beta) cross-chain privacy feature. This mode is designed for cross-chain transfer scenarios, supporting batch sending from one address to multiple addresses, and provides parameter configurations such as random amount ranges and random sending intervals to reduce on-chain transaction correlation and enhance privacy protection experience.
Previously, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin recently stated that 2026 will be the year to "reclaim self-sovereignty and trustlessness," with on-chain privacy being a key component. Owlto's launch of Privacy Mode aims to strengthen the fundamental privacy protection capabilities in cross-chain usage scenarios.
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