Anyone can open a Solana wallet in an explorer and read its balance and every trade it makes.
We built Tint so you can hold, trade and pay from one shared pool, with an exchange account's privacy and the coins in your own keys.
The chain sees the pool, never your wallet.
https://t.co/2sahmcXzro
Did earlier privacy protocols offer swaps too?
We’re the first private swap. Solana’s v1 transaction upgrade is what made it possible.
And it’s not just swaps. Tint does everything.
TINT · TOTAL 47/100 · NARRATIVE: PARTLY REAL 38 · COIN: NEUTRAL 55
Privacy design unverified, deposits expose wallet; fair-looking 6-min-old coin.
Red flags:
- Deposit step exposes the wallet
Couldn't confirm yet:
- Pool and program not confirmed
- Private actions untested
A detailed privacy design on paper, but we couldn't test the pool or the program; and by its own docs the depositing wallet is visible when you shield.
Chart and trade on Larpcheck: https://t.co/lPiy01kD7V
Holders: 4 linked wallet groups (8%) · launch bundle holds 1.4% · snipers hold 2.4% · 104 holders
In the report: which wallets they are and who is selling now
https://t.co/Xty7jcEl22
We check the story and the coin (holders, dev, liquidity), not what the team does next. DYOR.
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Swap on Tint and the pool makes the trade through Jupiter. A relayer submits it, so the explorer shows the pool swapping USDC for SOL with your wallet nowhere in it.
We fit the proof and the full route in one transaction once Solana's v1 transactions went to 4,096 bytes on Sept 15.
$TINT is live now.
CA : RBZyXEpD1m1C4BX4TJ6HNcWdDhbMMViLukQf5D3tint
0.25% taken on every swap and withdrawal buys $TINT on the market, with the protocol’s whole fee share.