As Blockchain Exposes Traders, SilentSwap and CryptoFace Offer Stealth Solutions

World Record Crypto Trader CryptoFace Joins SilentSwap's Advisory Board to Champion On-Chain Privacy

SilentSwap, a leading non-custodial privacy platform for cross-chain digital asset swaps, has announced the appointment of CryptoFace to its advisory board ahead of the launch of its V2 platform. The move underscores growing demand for privacy solutions in blockchain trading, particularly among institutional players and high-net-worth traders. CryptoFace, known for holding world records for the most profitable and largest loss in live-streamed crypto trading, brings firsthand expertise in navigating the risks of public blockchain transparency, according to a Bitcoin World report.

CryptoFace emphasized that blockchain's inherent transparency has long posed challenges for active traders. "Bridging between chains was a nightmare," he said, citing the risks of wallet exposure and the difficulty of executing large trades without attracting unwanted attention. SilentSwap's V2 infrastructure aims to address these pain points with features such as complete transaction privacy—using up to 16 privacy outputs to obscure on-chain links—and high-speed swaps capable of handling millions of dollars per minute. The platform's non-custodial design ensures users retain full control of their assets while benefiting from enhanced privacy protections.

Shibtoshi, SilentSwap's founder and CEO, highlighted CryptoFace's role in advancing institutional adoption. "His experience navigating volatile markets with millions on the line reinforces why privacy isn't optional but essential," Shibtoshi said. CryptoFace's live trading sessions, which involve moving millions in real time while engaging audiences of hundreds of thousands, further align with SilentSwap's mission to provide infrastructure for sophisticated traders.

SilentSwap V2's features include multi-chain compatibility and a streamlined API integration, enabling complex trading strategies without custody or backend complexity. The platform is fully compliant with OFAC and AML regulations, addressing a key barrier to institutional participation in decentralized finance. By combining privacy with regulatory adherence, SilentSwap aims to bridge the gap between public blockchain transparency and the confidentiality required for institutional-grade operations.

The appointment comes as privacy-focused innovations gain traction in the crypto space. Competitors such as Encifher have also introduced tools to restore privacy on public blockchains, such as Solana, by enabling encrypted ZEC token transfers, as reported by a CoinDesk report. Meanwhile, platforms like SunPerp are leveraging CLOB architectures to enhance decentralized trading experiences, according to a PR Newswire release. However, SilentSwap's focus on institutional privacy remains distinct, positioning it to capture a critical segment of the market.