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On a public blockchain, funding is the easiest way to get caught. If one wallet sends ETH to 95 others, every tracking tool draws the connection instantly. Stealth funding breaks that link.

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The problem it solves

Tracking tools (like Bubblemaps) group wallets together by looking at who funded them. Direct funding — even from a fresh wallet — leaves a permanent, public trail: one wallet, ninety-five wallets paid, all in one go. Anyone can see your buyers are linked, forever.

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How it works

Instead of sending ETH wallet-to-wallet on the blockchain, stealth funding sends each wallet’s ETH through a crypto exchange:
  1. Your ETH goes into exchange accounts
  2. Each buyer wallet gets its ETH as a withdrawal from the exchange
  3. On the blockchain, each wallet’s money appears to come from a big exchange used by thousands of normal people
The result: no visible link between your wallets, and no link to you. Each one just looks like a different, unrelated person taking money off an exchange.

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Stealth vs. direct

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Where to find it

Stealth funding is an option in step 2 of funding your wallets, on Ethereum mainnet. Pick it instead of direct funding when you set up your wallets. The app handles everything and shows you the total cost — including the exchange buffer — before you commit.
Add a little extra when using stealth mode. Exchange fees mean each wallet should hold a bit more than just its buy plus gas.

Your keys and wallets

How BundleZeus handles the rest of your launch’s privacy and keys.