Crypto is a Naked Sauna
Public blockchains expose every move you make. How wallet distribution, MPC, and confidential tokens reclaim privacy for serious on-chain holders.
Private by
Principle
Blockchain transparency created a structural risk
Anyone can track balances, transactions, and asset movements. For users who value security, transparency can become a risk. Bron treats privacy as a core security requirement.
Blockchain-Level
Protection
By integrating the Zama privacy standard, Bron provides users with tools to manage the on-chain visibility of their assets on blockchain explorers. With Shield and Unshield powered by Fully Homomorphic Encryption, balances and transfers are encrypted on-chain, reducing the risk of targeted theft, extortion, and unwanted attention.
Interface-Level Protection
Privacy off-chain is just as important. Bron offers hidden accounts secured by a PIN. Once hidden, the account leaves no trace in the interface and is revealed only by entering the correct PIN in the search bar. Its transactions appear as external until the account is revealed.
Protection under
duress
Hidden accounts enable plausible deniability against physical threats, keeping core assets protected. Forgotten PINs can be reset with a 24-hour delay; even if forced, only a countdown starts. The system does not indicate whether hidden accounts exist.
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A New Tech Platform Takes Aim at Crypto’s Self-Destruct Button
Dmitry Tokarev, founder of crypto custodian Copper Technologies Ltd., is starting another business to tackle the rising security risks associated with managing your own digital assets. His new firm, Bron Labs, is a self-custodial platform aimed at giving consumers and professionals the kind of extra security that he says previously only large businesses could afford.
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