Your wallet activity tells a story, even when nobody knows your name. Every swap, transfer, and DeFi position can reveal something about how you use crypto. @FlutonIO is working on a way to give users more control over that information without separating them from the wider Web3 ecosystem. The interesting part is how it handles transactions. Through encrypted intents and Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), Fluton aims to let transactions be processed without exposing sensitive details in plain text. This also helps address MEV attacks, where bots exploit visible transaction information to gain an advantage over users. With support planned across ecosystems including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Monad, Avalanche, and Solana, Fluton's vision extends beyond keeping a single transaction private. It's about making confidentiality accessible across the chains and applications people already use. As DeFi grows, protecting how people transact could become just as important as making transactions faster and cheaper. And that's the direction Fluton is building toward.