The blockchain can hide your transaction and still reveal the trail around it. That is the privacy gap @BeldexCoin is trying to close with BelNet. You could have a private BDX transaction, but if your IP, location, or network metadata remains exposed, privacy only exists on one side of the interaction. BelNet approaches the problem from the network layer. Traffic is routed through Beldex masternodes, creating separation between your connection and the activity taking place through BChat or a BDX payment. And this is where Split Tunneling makes the design more practical. You do not need to send your entire internet connection through the privacy layer. You can decide which traffic needs protection while everything else continues normally. That matters because real privacy cannot depend on inconvenient systems that people eventually stop using. RingCT protects the transaction. BelNet protects the connection around it. Together, they address two different pieces of the same problem. Because hiding what happened onchain is only half the job. The other half is making it harder to connect that activity back to you. Private money needs private movement too. That is the idea behind BelNet.