I have a brother, Xiao Li, who works at an exchange. By day, he does compliance work; at night, he goes home and becomes an “on-chain detective.”

His favorite pastime is gossiping about other people’s wallets on various address analysis websites.
One day, he casually looked up a big influencer and, following the trail, was able to uncover:
When they went all-in on small-cap coins, which projects they sent money to, what periods they were paying salaries—everything was crystal clear.
He laughed while sighing, “This person’s whole life is written on-chain.”
But then he paused, “If someone else looked me up like this, wouldn’t I be just as exposed?”
This is the awkward situation for most people on-chain right now:
Their wallets hold familiar public chain assets like BTC, ETH, SOL, and Base,
They want privacy, but don’t want to relearn an entirely new “privacy coin world,” so they’re stuck.
What @ConfidentialLyr is doing can be summed up in one sentence:
It lets you add a “privacy shell” to assets like BTC, ETH, SOL, and Base without changing coins.
You can think of it as a “cross-chain bridge customized for privacy”:
It’s still your original coins, just bridged into a privacy network first, so outsiders can’t see your detailed path;
When you want to return to the public chain, you bridge back out from the privacy network, and the process is similar to a regular cross-chain bridge;
It’s much friendlier for scenarios like task farming, tipping, profit sharing, team funds, or quietly holding assets—no need to expose all your on-chain habits to everyone.
Even more practical, they’ve turned the “bridged assets” themselves into an activity: Bridge-to-Earn:
Connect your wallet on the official website;
Follow the required Bridgeless bridge path;
The more you bridge, the more CL1 points you get, which you can exchange for $CLONE tokens at TGE;
40% of the bridging fees will be shared with those staking $CLONE , tying protocol revenue to the community.
The action steps are simple:
1) Open the event page:
2) Click “Start Earning” and complete the basic tasks to get initial points;
3) Go to “CL BRIDGE” to start bridging, first bridging a portion of your assets through the privacy network;
4) Complete new tasks as they come up, and wait for the TGE and airdrop details to be announced.
On-chain transparency isn’t a problem, but when everything is too transparent, that’s the problem.
Confidential Layer isn’t about making you “disappear,” but giving you another choice:
What you want to show the market, and what quietly flows only between you and the protocol.