introducing stealth-trader. open-source private trading on Solana.
buy, sell, cash out without your wallet appearing in the tx. drive from Telegram, or hand it to your Claude.
https://t.co/Hkdc4JqrpF
Introducing b402 Trader.
Private trading on @solana from @telegram.
Beta is now live
🔗 https://t.co/y3UOwuubnS
➜ Buy and sell tokens without your wallet appearing in the trade
➜ Route through b402’s privacy pool
➜ Trade directly from Telegram
➜ Copy trade any wallet privately
➜ Verify every transaction yourself onchain
➜ Open source
Found a wallet worth following?
> Paste the address.
> When the leader trades, your trade follows from the privacy pool, without revealing your wallet.
Your positions are onchain. Your wallet isn’t.
Trade only what you’re comfortable experimenting with while we continue to improve the product.
percolator is so composable we built a privacy adapter for it.
@b402ai shielded balances open/close perp positions on percolator without putting the trader's wallet on the slab.
the adapter signs percolator CPIs as a per-user PDA derived from the trader's spending key. percolator-match fills normally at the vAMM.
the matcher doesn't need to know who the trader is to do its job.
https://t.co/AhegmEdz5h
@joshyote we’re building private execution rails on Solana.
first version lets you trade, lend, and route through Solana markets without your main wallet showing up on every tx.
works from TG and Claude. OSS demo: https://t.co/Hkdc4JqrpF
@joshyote we’re building private execution rails on Solana.
first version lets you trade, lend, and route through Solana markets without your main wallet showing up on every tx.
works from TG and Claude. OSS demo: https://t.co/Hkdc4JqrpF
@hardmaru The core test seems to be whether independently trained blocks can still preserve global behavior. Each block handles one segment of the noise → target trajectory, but the full model still has to behave like one coherent system.
@elonmusk At frontier scale, the runtime becomes part of the machine.
Training has GPUs, NICs, and memory movement. Agents will have identity, permissions, state, payments, and recovery.
check it yourself: https://t.co/ghJqCovxMS open any trade. your address isn't in accountKeys. the bot has a verify button that shows it per trade. v0.5, mainnet, pool is unaudited. trade what you'd experiment with.
introducing stealth-trader. open-source private trading on Solana.
buy, sell, cash out without your wallet appearing in the tx. drive from Telegram, or hand it to your Claude.
https://t.co/Hkdc4JqrpF
for agents, one command:
claude mcp add stealth-trader -- npx -y @b402ai/stealth-trader@latest mcp
you can ask to "find this wallet's top mint, privately buy 0.01 SOL of it, cash out to a fresh address."
@VitalikButerin@kassandraETH@ncsgy For "privacy as default" to actually work, the access layer needs two pieces:
1. Wallet surface for shielded ops
2. Composable execution so shielded balances work with DeFi
most users today shield → unshield publicly to use protocols. That's not default privacy.
For privacy to become part of the access layer, wallets need simple integration surface. We built a Kohaku adapter for wallets and apps:
- shielded balances
- prepare + execute shield/unshield
- private swap/lend/redeem extensions
Privacy actions should start inside normal wallet/app flows, not in a separate privacy app.
https://t.co/ez5eCJmmgN
@brian_armstrong missing: confidential execution.
agentic payments leak strategy, balances, and counterparties in real time. compliance ≠ surveillance.
without it, agents become the most surveilled actors in finance.
how it works:
pick a wallet → follow
they buy → b402 buys from your private balance
they sell → b402 sells back into your private balance
the trade is public.
your wallet link is not.