Confidential Layer
  • Confidential Layer
    • Introduction
    • Understanding Confidential Layer
    • Roadmap
  • $CLONE
    • Tokenomics of $CLONE
    • Token Details & Vesting
    • Staking
    • Token Utility
    • Where to get $CLONE?
  • Technology
    • How does bridging work?
    • Confidential Assets in CL
    • Threshold Signature
    • Supported Chains
    • Security
  • Guides
    • How to buy/reserve $CLONE?
    • Claim Guide
    • Staking Guide
    • How to add Bridgeless blockchain?
    • How to use Testnet Bridge?
  • OFFICIAL LINKS
    • Find all links here
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  1. Confidential Layer

Understanding Confidential Layer

Confidential Layer currently allows users to bridge from Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and EVM blockchains (Ethereum & Base) to privacy blockchains, with future upgrade introducing the additional interoperability solutions of bridging from more EVMs (Binance Smart Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, etc.), Cosmos, Solana and TON. The Confidential Layer protocol achieves its non-custodial bridging by locking the original assets in the smart contract for EVM blockchains. For Bitcoin and Bitcoin cash original assets are transferred to non-custodial wallet. These assets serve as a proof of value for the generation of the privacy-enhanced assets on the privacy blockchains. This enhanced form of assets essentially benefits from both the sufficient liquidity of already widely adopted public assets and the safety and privacy features of the privacy blockchains, which enables your assets to be safe and private and your identity and transaction details to be protected.

Confidential Layer brings a superior solution for securely owning and transferring assets, without compromising the advantages of either privacy or accessibility.

By issuing wrapped assets, Confidential Layer enables unlimited bridging to privacy blockchains that can support the transfer of any volume of assets without affecting the fees and transaction speed.

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